Oct. Blog tour: A Story of Bad by Edward M. Krauss
I am working with Edward M. Krauss and his book A Story of Bad. We would like to do a blog tour in October and would like to invite you to be a part of this blog tour. If this sounds like something that you would like to participate in please sign up using the google form below. The tour will be from Oct. 20th – Nov. 2nd. It will be available in digital format only.
Please use the google form below. If you have any problems using it you can email me your information and the date you want to post at stormi@lightningbookpromotions.com.
A Story of Bad by Edward M. Krauss Paperback: 192 pages Publisher: Global Authors Publishers (January 2, 2008) Language: English ISBN-10: 097980874X ISBN-13: 978-0979808746
A Story of Bad is about a cop and a reporter who become ensnared in a romance as they are caught up in a murder investigation.
The policeman is a homicide detective investigating a murder in a clothing factory. The reporter is a fashion columnist, involved in a story far off her usual beat. With the murder scene their only common ground, they find themselves working together, learning about each other and their dissimilar professions. When a second murder is committed, which may be tied to the first, and the investigation becomes more complicated, so does the relationship.
As they grow closer their supervisors are increasingly uncomfortable with the situation, concerned about confidentiality and workplace ethics and politics.
About the Author:
Edward M. Krauss is a writer and mediator living in Columbus, Ohio. He is author of three novels:Solomon the Accountant, a gentle love story set in a middle-class Jewish community in 1950; Here on Moon, a story of deceit, divorce, and recovery; and A Story of Bad, two stories wound together, a murder mystery and a love story. He is also co-author of ON BEING THE BOSS, a book about effective crises management and the U.S. Constitution’s application in the workplace.
Recognition: North American Bookdealers Exchange, Pinnacle Book Achievement Award: Winner for Fiction
I am working with Edward M. Krauss and his book A Story of Bad. We would like to do a blog tour in October and would like to invite you to be a part of this blog tour. If this sounds like something that you would like to participate in please sign up using the google form below. The tour will be from Oct. 20th – Nov. 2nd. It will be available in digital format only.
Please use the google form below. If you have any problems using it you can email me your information and the date you want to post at stormi@lightningbookpromotions.com.
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A Story of Bad by Edward M. Krauss
Paperback: 192 pages
Publisher: Global Authors Publishers (January 2, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 097980874X
ISBN-13: 978-0979808746
A Story of Bad is about a cop and a reporter who become ensnared in a romance as they are caught up in a murder investigation.
The policeman is a homicide detective investigating a murder in a clothing factory. The reporter is a fashion columnist, involved in a story far off her usual beat. With the murder scene their only common ground, they find themselves working together, learning about each other and their dissimilar professions. When a second murder is committed, which may be tied to the first, and the investigation becomes more complicated, so does the relationship.
As they grow closer their supervisors are increasingly uncomfortable with the situation, concerned about confidentiality and workplace ethics and politics.
About the Author:
Edward M. Krauss is a writer and mediator living in Columbus, Ohio. He is author of three novels:Solomon the Accountant, a gentle love story set in a middle-class Jewish community in 1950; Here on Moon, a story of deceit, divorce, and recovery; and A Story of Bad, two stories wound together, a murder mystery and a love story. He is also co-author of ON BEING THE BOSS, a book about effective crises management and the U.S. Constitution’s application in the workplace.
Recognition:
North American Bookdealers Exchange, Pinnacle Book Achievement Award: Winner for Fiction