YOU AND I; ME AND YOU: There is no escaping me in 2013
My second new release of the year, coming out 2 weeks after my first release of the year, hits stores today! YOU AND I; ME AND YOU is the third in my FBI BOFFO trilogy (Bureau Of False Flag Ops). I followed the rule of trilogies as set by the Scream movie franchise: everything you thought you knew from books one and two? Nope. You can toss quite a bit of it out the window.
Y&I is about the Jones sisters, three women living in one body. Diagnosed years ago with Multiple Personality Disorder, Cadence, Shiro, and Adrienne catch killers due to, not in spite of, their unique psychiatric histories. They also sow chaos due to, not in spite of, their unique psychiatric histories.
Keep an eye on my FaceBook page this month...we're giving away free books every week! Meanwhile, I leave you with a random snippet from Y&I, a glimpse into George Pinkman, clinical sociopath and reader favorite (many readers see him as a Dennis the Menace type + semi-auto = good times.)
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“Aw, jeez, again with goddamned BOFFO?” We all turned at the sound, and the techs stopped pretending to be busy and actually became busy. Because Special Agent Greer was upon us, and mighty was his annoyance.“We heard you guys had no clue how to catch bad guys, so we figured we’d come over and help you out. You’re welcome.” George grinned. Law enforcement was one of many perfect jobs for someone who thrived on and lived for confrontations. Also politics, door-to-door sales, and collections.(A terrifying digression: George paid for college by working for Cutco. Cutco is a company that makes and sells knives. Their salespeople go door to door. George Pinkman paid for college by talking his way into peoples’ homes with a big bag of knives and selling homeowners potential murder weapons. Do I have to add that he was their top salesman three years running? I do not.)
Y&I is about the Jones sisters, three women living in one body. Diagnosed years ago with Multiple Personality Disorder, Cadence, Shiro, and Adrienne catch killers due to, not in spite of, their unique psychiatric histories. They also sow chaos due to, not in spite of, their unique psychiatric histories.
Keep an eye on my FaceBook page this month...we're giving away free books every week! Meanwhile, I leave you with a random snippet from Y&I, a glimpse into George Pinkman, clinical sociopath and reader favorite (many readers see him as a Dennis the Menace type + semi-auto = good times.)
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“Aw, jeez, again with goddamned BOFFO?” We all turned at the sound, and the techs stopped pretending to be busy and actually became busy. Because Special Agent Greer was upon us, and mighty was his annoyance.“We heard you guys had no clue how to catch bad guys, so we figured we’d come over and help you out. You’re welcome.” George grinned. Law enforcement was one of many perfect jobs for someone who thrived on and lived for confrontations. Also politics, door-to-door sales, and collections.(A terrifying digression: George paid for college by working for Cutco. Cutco is a company that makes and sells knives. Their salespeople go door to door. George Pinkman paid for college by talking his way into peoples’ homes with a big bag of knives and selling homeowners potential murder weapons. Do I have to add that he was their top salesman three years running? I do not.)
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