Authors looking for reviewers

[Cortez]

Hello, Goodreaders!

A heads up about Atlanta Homicide Squad #4 titled, THREAT NEXUS. I'm offering an opportunity to join THE METRO Newsletter and to review the thriller novel ARC at the following sites:

1)https://mailchi.mp/1e2862f92430/the-m...

2)https://dl.bookfunnel.com/ln5ruvtx58

3)https://claims.prolificworks.com/free...

Thanks so much for consideration and happy reading!

[John]

Hi,

So this seems a little seamy of me, joining a group and then immediately asking for a favour. I've been a goodreads member a while, but not really used it to its full potential. I've decided to change that.

Last week I released my second novel, a thriller/mystery/suspense about an apprentice private detective on the trail of a brutal serial killer. Its available for free on Amazon right now, and a few more reviews would really boost its profile!

Much appreciated.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0863R931M/...

[Tom]

Access Point

Access Point: A Psychological Thriller by Tom Gabbay

Contact me if you'd like a Review Copy.

Tom Gabbay

"Compelling characters and a narrative which keeps you guessing, Access Point is an engaging page turner. Highly recommended."

Wouldn't we all want a second chance at life?

When young American art student Mia Fraser is brutally murdered steps away from her London house she shares with computer genius Ula Mishkin, it leaves the socially inept scientist heartbroken. When it becomes clear that Detective Sarah Boyd is making no progress in solving the crime using traditional methods, Ula creates a software program that allows her to reach into her dead housemates memory in order to reveal the identity of the killer. Entering the dead girls life through the echo of her memory, Ula learns that sometimes the past is best left undisturbed.

Access Point

[Tom]

Access Point: A Psychological Thriller by Tom Gabbay

My latest novel is a bit different. Early days, but the reaction so far has been great:

"Compelling characters and a narrative which keeps you guessing, Access Point is an engaging page turner. Highly recommended."

Wouldn't we all want a second chance at life?

When young American art student Mia Fraser is brutally murdered steps away from her London house she shares with computer genius Ula Mishkin, it leaves the socially inept scientist heartbroken. When it becomes clear that Detective Sarah Boyd is making no progress in solving the crime using traditional methods, Ula creates a software program that allows her to reach into her dead housemates memory in order to reveal the identity of the killer. Entering the dead girls life through the echo of her memory, Ula learns that sometimes the past is best left undisturbed.

Message me for a Review Copy. ePub,PDF, or Mobi

Tom Gabbay

Access Point

[Jason]

Hi everyone. Recently released my debut thriller, Easter Egg, and am on the hunt for feedback.

Book description:
Tormented cop Rick Sorano is on a brutal path of redemption and salvation in this suspense thriller. Along with Detective Jane Dover and video game junkie, Denver Collins, he is sucked into a twisted augmented reality where a serial killer uses an online video game to commit his crimes. In a race against the clock, he must track down the murderer by solving the digital clues.As the body count rises in this deadly cat-and-mouse chase, Rick is pushed to his emotional limits as the secrets regarding his missing daughter are slowly revealed by the merciless killer. His marriage has fallen apart and he is slowly losing grip on reality. However, when all seems lost, the case of seemingly random murders might not be random at all.

Happy to send review copies, so please message me.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086SD259S

Easter Egg

[Adam]

My latest book, ASHES and SMOKE: A Dominic Bellagio Thriller will be released on Amazon at the beginning of May in paperback and eBook (Kindle) formats. Prior to release I am sending out FREE ARCs in the eBook (Kindle) format.

To order your ARC send email to:
adamjameswriter1@gmail.com
Subject: ASHES

Other book information is available here:
http://adamjames.blackdogebooks.com/

Cheers and Happy Reading!
Adam James

[Tom]

Access Point

A nice review from Blue Ink is out today:

The murder of a young American art student in London provides the catalyst for Access Point, a compelling thriller with science fiction and mystery elements.

The victim, Mia Fraser, isn't alive for much of the story, having perished at the hand of an unseen assailant. Regardless, readers follow her through many of her experiences because after Mia's death, her memories were uploaded into the mind of Ula Mishkin, who had been renting a room to Mia.

Ula, who lost much of her own long-term memory after an accident that left her comatose for a year, hopes to figure out who killed Mia—at least at first. But the longer Ula dwells in Mia's memories, the more complex her relationship becomes with the dead woman who lives on in her mind.

At the same time, Mia's murder is being investigated by a police detective, Sarah Boyd, whose role through much of the book is to chase down red herrings until the requisite showdown with the story's true villain.
Access Point is a notable change of pace for author Tom Gabbay, who previously wrote a series of well-received spy thrillers published in hardcover by William Morrow. This book explores some interesting metaphysical concepts, such as following a character who actively responds to events around her, despite only existing in an artificial world created from her memories.

The story often plays with the reader's expectations of what's actually occurring—and from whose perspective—when Ula and/or Mia are front and center. That works for the most part, although the chronology remains a bit convoluted, and some key characters could have used more fleshing out.

Access Point is not a whodunit but a psychological thriller with compelling explorations of memory, obsession, and identity. Readers will find it an intriguing and entertaining read.

Blue Ink Reviews

[Victoria]

The Smart Woman's Guide to MurderVictoria Dowd
Hello everyone, I hope you are all keeping well. My debut crime novel, The Smart Woman’s Guide to Murder, is on pre order and will be released by Joffe Books on 6th May. I’m looking for reviews from people who love Golden Age crime books with a new updated edge. When a book group are snowed in at an isolated mansion, the murders begin. There is a dark humour and an acerbic tension that gives the book a 21st century take. The book is getting 5 star reviews and is available on Netgalley or you can message me directly. Have a lovely day, keep well and safe and I hope you enjoy the book or whatever wonderful crime book you’re reading. Thanks for reading, Victoria. X

[Catherine]

Hi! My name is Catherine Ambrose and I just released my first novelette What's on True Crime Tonight?
I'd immensely appreciate your reviews as an indie author. Take care and stay safe!

Free on KU
US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0874DXGDL
UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0874DXGDL
AU: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0874DXGDL

[Lisa]

Hi folks,

I'm looking for anyone who might be interested in reviewing in my light-hearted crime mystery, Death By Curiosity :)

It follows Armitage Black, a 26-year-old Police Typist who becomes involved in the case of Elodia Knight, a lady responsible for several murders under the guise of being a witch. Knowing that witches aren't real, Armitage is determined to find out how Knight is making herself appear to have powers. But by digging into the murders and what Knight is up to, she finds herself targeted by Knight, who isn't going to let anyone get in her way - no matter the cost.

Death By Curiosity was released on 8th February 2020 and is the first book in a series that I'm working on; I'm planning to release the second book next year :)

If this is something that would be of interest to you, please just get in touch 🙂

[Tom]

"A psychological thriller with compelling explorations of memory, obsession, and identity. Readers will find it an intriguing and entertaining read." - BlueInk Review

https://www.blueinkreview.com/book-re...

Access Point

[Martin]

Hi, everyone!

My name is Martin Grimes, and I've just joined the world of authors. I recently published my first thriller/crime book, and I'd very happy if you could spread the word about it. It's currently FREE on Amazon. If you're interested in my work, log in to Amazon and simply write a review. Thanks everyone, and take care of yourselves in these hard times!
Deathbird


Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/Deathbird-Ryke...

[J.]

I would be so grateful to have some of my fellow members read and review my book.

It is a fun, Novella sized (32K) "whodunit". With enough twists to keep you wondering.

I just updated the cover art. Take a look.

https://www.amazon.com/DiMarco-Incide...

[Alex]

I'm seeking reviews of my novel, The Machine in the Ghost, a mystery set in Los Angeles in the near future, 100,000 words. PM me for more info. Thanks, Alex

Afflicted with dromophobia, the fear of crossing streets, 26-year-old Raphael Lennon must live out his life in the one square mile that surrounds his Los Angeles home. Fortunately, the area provides everything an artistically sensitive person needs, including a job at Norval, an oddball company that tracks and markets the online remains of the deceased. Raphael's specialty is unearthing "possums," people faking their deaths. His new assignment is Jason Klaes, an allegedly dead physicist who is perhaps creating afterlives for the Internet-era deceased based on their social media content. Raphael must break out of his phobic prison to solve the Klaes Case and thwart his company's entry into a chilling spin-off of its product,

[Justin]

FREE THIS WEEK, hoping for reviews if you like it, a page turning action adventure thiller.

The Wolfhound, ex-Navy gunboat, is burning...
five days ago it was in Blakeney, England, now in Goa.

"Great novel worth more than 5 stars"

US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01GW67EM2
UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01GW67EM2
AU: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B01GW67EM2/

Enjoy!
Thanks, Justin

[I.S.]

My first philosophical fiction "Man with no means". A story about a man named Shankar, who lives 4 stages of his life in mere 4 days, everytime encountering a leafless tree and vanishing from the cycle of time. The mystery unfolds when he finds himself living at the foothills of the Himalayas at the age of 80.

The book is a blend of philosophy and mystery fiction based in India which questions the fundamentals of time with some interesting revelations. Look foward for some reviews https://amzn.to/2Mu2HIT

[Damir]

My debut novel, Kill Zone, is now available on Amazon, Barnes&Noble and Smashwords in eBook and paperback format. Thank you in advance to all who check it out.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0892VGDC3

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/kill...

I have a limited number of slots left for readers who are interested in receiving a free e-copy in exchange for an honest review on Goodreads and Amazon. Message me with contact details if interested.

Genre: sci-fi/thriller/dystopian

Frank Clayton’s life has fallen apart in the wake of his son’s death. His wife has left him, he has been blacklisted from employment and his citizen-consumer status had been taken away, leaving him no choice but to enlist in a murderous reality show. When an opportunity comes up to escape his predicament, he finds out that he still has something to live for: revenge.

[Michael]

Looking for advance readers/reviewers for my upcoming release, "Fragments of Fear 5". The fifth in my series of short suspense/horror collections.
For an advance review copy, please go to: https://www.smashwords.com/books/pres...
and enter coupon: YP33T

[Ryan]

Looking for more reviews for Syndrome.

Deep within the mountains of the remote Nevada Desert, an accident at a secret research facility leads to a deadly discovery.

You can also view the book trailer here: https://youtu.be/CG-P9SXG8QI
Message me if you're interested.

Thank you in advance,

Ryan Krol

[James]

As America goes berserk and crazed groups of extremists are fighting in the streets, a sinister union of nuclear armed jihadists plots to obliterate NYC, LA, and D.C.
https://www.amazon.com/Shock-Awe-Jame...

[Suren]

Does anyone get a review from this discussion?

[Murray]

Reciprocity: A James Striver Novel

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...

Hi Everyone,

I'm excited to list my new book;

'Reciprocity- A James Striver Novel' on goodreads.

Federal Agent James Striver has had a tough 6 months . He's permanently separated from his wife. His father Rex has stage four brain cancer and he just started a Senior Investigators role with ATRO - a new Australian Government anti-crime agency. Striver's first big case has got the Federal Police breathing down his neck.
When he meets the woman of his dreams, Striver thinks his bad luck might be over. But when this nice guy gets targeted by a drug cartel, he's not about to take it on the chin. Striver's getting even with the criminals that pushed him right to the edge and payback has never tasted sweeter.

My book is published on Amazon KDP and is enrolled in the Kindle Unlimited Program so if you are a subscriber to that program the e-book is free to read.


Here is the link to the Amazon USA site
with Authors Page.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088R1HNCN


I welcome you to have a read and look forward to your comments and reviews.

'Reciprocity' is a Crime/Thriller that introduces Federal Agent James Striver.

'Reciprocity'' is an intense, sexy & hyper-realistic Crime/Thriller set in Australia. Hopefully you find it compelling & addictive.

A little about me:

Murray James is a retired Senior Investigator and Business Analyst who has worked both in the private sector and for various Federal Government agencies.

He has an MBA ( Master of Business Administration) qualification from Griffith University, where he received an award for academic excellence for his studies.

Murray has lived the majority of his life in Australia, but has also been based in London and Bangkok, Thailand.

He currently resides on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland Australia with his wife Noy.

'Reciprocity' is his first long format Novel. Kindle and Paperback versions available from 1 July 2020. Audiobook will be released in August 2020.

Look out for the second 'James Striver' Novel, 'Interception' due later this year.

It is a prequel to 'Reciprocity' and finds Striver in his previous role working as a Tactical Officer with Customs Enforcement.

[Leena]

Hi I would love to read and review your works. However, the country restrictions aren't allowing me to download any of your books.
If there is a way around this, then I'm keen.

[Murray]

Hi Leena,

I'd love you to read it too. I am not sure if Kindle Unlimited is available in all countries but you can purchase the Kindle Book on Amazon.com I believe. Its $3.99USD.
Look forward to hearing from you .

Kind Regards

Murray James

[Leena]

Hi Murray
I just checked Kindle store for your book. Could you kindly send the actual title tat its available. I couldn't find it either by the title or by author

[Murray]

Reciprocity: A James Striver Novel

Author Murray James


USA with Authors Page 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088R1HNCN

Thanks

Murray

[Leena]

Im so sorry. As per copy rights issues its unavailable in my country. I'll have to wait it out for a couple of months till it's released here.

[Leena]

Best wishes for your book.

[Murray]

Sorry to hear that. Keep in touch.
I may offer a free book promotion in Goodreads in the future :-)

[Alex]

I hope you don’t mind my reaching out to you all. I’m not sure if this is the right place to post! Forgive me if I have popped it in the wrong slot!

My debut thriller TAKE ME HOME is due to be published in October 2020 by Orion Publishing and if there’s anyone in the group who is a member of Netgalley you can request it here for review:

https://www.netgalley.co.uk/catalog/b...


What’s the blurb I hear you ask...

TAKE ME HOME

How much would you risk for a child who isn't yours?

An ingenious, taut, global thriller for fans of Linwood Barclay and Harlan Coben...

* * * * * * *

When struggling journalist Harper returns a dress to the shop she bought it from that morning, she sees the same little girl sitting in the exact same place she saw her hours ago.

No one in the shop knows who the girl is.

No desperate parents have contacted mall security to say they've lost their daughter.

And the local police have no new reports of a missing child.

The girl says she misses her mother.

But why is nobody looking for her?

And what if finding her home is the worst thing you could do?

* * * * * * *

From the chilly streets of New York City to the electric blue skies of coastal Florida - this is an emotional, page-turning road trip that follows a trail of theories, all the way to a devastating revelation...

An ingenious thriller with a big hook and twists galore - for fans of Linwood Barclay's No Time For Goodbye and Harlan Coben's Tell No One.

I hope this interests some of you. Would love to hear your thoughts on the book!


Best wishes,

Alex Hart
www.alex-hart-author.com

@alexhartauthor

[Ryan]

Hello Everyone,

I just released my second book, Cabin Number 4, on July 7 (my 40th birthday), and I'm looking for readers and reviews.

In 1983, murder shook the town of Black Hawk, Colorado. The case went cold. Ten years later, while Steven Becker still hunts his wife's killer, the bloodshed has returned. As Detective Harper investigates the new crimes, Becker returns to Black Hawk to solve his wife's case. The big question is: what will Becker do if he finds what local legend describes as The Wraith of Black Hawk?

You can also check out my debut novel Syndrome.

Thank you,

Ryan Krol

[Leena]

Hi I would be keen to read it and review it for you.

[Alex]

Hello All!

I hope you don’t mind my reaching out to you I’m not sure if this is the right place to post! Forgive me if I have popped it in the wrong slot!

Sarah Elizabeth kindly suggested I mention the below on this forum.

My debut thriller TAKE ME HOME is due to be published in October 2020 by Orion Publishing and if there’s anyone in the group who is a member of Netgalley you can request it here for review:

https://www.netgalley.co.uk/catalog/b...


The Goodreads link for the book is here:

Take Me Home

What’s the blurb I hear you ask...

TAKE ME HOME

How much would you risk for a child who isn't yours?

An ingenious, taut, global thriller for fans of Linwood Barclay and Harlan Coben...

* * * * * * *

When struggling journalist Harper returns a dress to the shop she bought it from that morning, she sees the same little girl sitting in the exact same place she saw her hours ago.

No one in the shop knows who the girl is.

No desperate parents have contacted mall security to say they've lost their daughter.

And the local police have no new reports of a missing child.

The girl says she misses her mother.

But why is nobody looking for her?

And what if finding her home is the worst thing you could do?

* * * * * * *

From the chilly streets of New York City to the electric blue skies of coastal Florida - this is an emotional, page-turning road trip that follows a trail of theories, all the way to a devastating revelation...

An ingenious thriller with a big hook and twists galore - for fans of Linwood Barclay's No Time For Goodbye and Harlan Coben's Tell No One.

I hope this interests some of you. Would love to hear your thoughts on the book!


Best wishes,

Alex Hart
www.alex-hart-author.com

@alexhartauthor

[Ryan]

Hello Everyone,

Cabin Number 4 was released on July 7, and I'm looking for more reviews. The story is a horror mystery set in 1993 Colorado.

In 1983, murder shook the town of Black Hawk, Colorado. The case went cold. Ten years later, while Steven Becker still hunts his wife's killer, the bloodshed has returned.

For review inquiries, please message me. I can do a Kindle gift copy or PDF.

Thank you in advance,

Ryan Krol

[Richard]

Hope I am putting this in the right place. I'm a good writer, but not a tech guy.

I'm hoping to get some reviews of my first novel, The Aftermath. It was just released by Bloodhound Books on Kindle and in book form.

It was done well, but I'm hoping some more reviews will push it higher.

In the US, it is #57 in "Serial Kilkers" and #88 in Psychological fiction (kindle store). I'm hoping some reviews might get it into the top 25 in those categories.

Thanks for reading my shameless plug!! 😉

[Leena]

A.G. wrote: "Leena wrote: "Hi I would be keen to read it and review it for you."

Could you give me your email address? :)"
Hi
Im so sorry. I just read your message. My email id is leenaaluru@gmail.com.
Incase you are still interested in my reading your book.
Sorry once more.
Leena

[Richard]

I am looking for reviews of my new novel, The Aftermath: A Connor Phelan Novel.

Connor Phelan had his dream job as a prosecutor. He was on top of the world until the sudden and tragic death of his wife and unborn child brought it crashing down.

He resigns almost immediately after the funeral and returns home to Rockfield, where he opens a small office of his own.

Soon, Connor is back in the thick of things and finds himself as special prosecutor of Bob Clancy, an infamous local man, who is accused of strangling a high school cheerleader.

After reviewing the case, Connor concludes that Clancy did break into the young girl’s house, but he is not her killer. Connor believes the actual murderer was a serial killer from twenty years earlier dubbed The Rockfield Strangler. And it doesn’t take long for DNA testing to confirm that the Rockfield Strangler is indeed back and has his eyes on his next victim.

But how do you catch a monster who has eluded the police for so long, especially when you are still grieving and trying to rebuild your life?


"The Aftermath is a fast read. It's a page-turner and you will be captivated by the memorable characters in this latest novel by Richard Cahill." - John Ferak - award-winning investigative journalist

The Aftermath a truly gripping psychological thriller which will appeal to fans of authors like James Patterson, Alex Michaelides and Mark Edwards.

https://www.amazon.com/Aftermath-grip...

[Brandi]

Good Evening Alex,

I am interested in reading and reviewing your book.
I am in the US, do you have a way for us to read it prior to the book release? Feel free to send me a message. Have a blessed day!


Alex wrote: "Hello All!

I hope you don’t mind my reaching out to you I’m not sure if this is the right place to post! Forgive me if I have popped it in the wrong slot!

Sarah Elizabeth kindly suggested I menti..."

[John]

I would be interested in reviewing the Aftermath.

my email: jrl1947@gmail.com

[Figgy]

Hello readers!

I'm posting here on behalf of an author client of mine, hoping to spread the word about his latest series, and secure some honest reviews.


The Junior Minister by William Gilbert

The story follows a bitter and twisted, unreliable, ex-merchant seaman, ex-cop who runs a private detective agency dealing with expatriates in Bangkok, with the help of his post-operative transsexual assistant Petunia.

The Junior Minister
Bangkok. A disgraced British politician has apparently died in the Crimson Ass, an S and M bar in Patpong. British detective Garnet and his transsexual, Thai assistant, Petunia, are asked by the British authorities to investigate. While dealing with their case, they are distracted by a woman-killer who has appeared on the scene and seems to have known Garnet.

About the Author
William Gilbert first experienced professional seafaring as a teenager on a tramp tanker out of sweltering Houston for a thrilling voyage through Panama to the Far East and then Saudi Arabia and the Mediterranean and back to the United States, fuelling at Gibraltar, and then crossing the Atlantic in a massive storm and threading through the oil rigs of the Mexican Gulf to the same berth at which he’d joined six months’ earlier; a trip described in his top seller, Supertanker Circumnavigation.

After qualifying as a third officer, he spent several years on cape-size bulk carriers, during the crisis period when one of this type of vessel was sinking every few weeks, due to a combination of wear and tear, poor design and poor loading practices.


Please comment below or send me a direct message if interested in a free electronic copy in exchange for review. Thank you for your time!

[Tristan]

Hello Everyone:

I have recently published a supernatural/psychological thriller. I am looking for reviews on it. Amara is the first book in the series, there will be four more. You can find my novel on amazon.

Kindle:
https://www.amazon.com/Amara-Tristan-...

Paperback:
https://www.amazon.com/Amara-Tristan-...

[Greg]

Seeking Reviews for New Novel Parabellum

A shooting at a Chicago beach leaves several dead and dozens injured. In the year before the attack, four individuals emerge as possible suspects.

An apathetic computer programmer.
An ex-college athlete with a history of head injuries.
An Army veteran turned Chicago cop.
A despondent high school student.

One of them is the shooter. Discover who and why.

Send me a Goodreads message or email me at greg[at]greghickeywrites[dot] com if you're interested in an advance ebook copy.

[J.]

Hello All,

I just rolled out my latest Crime Drama. The Hard Place.

It is fast paced with a bit of adult topic and violence (but I have read darker). I would appreciate your time and your review.
It is available on Kindle Unlimited, or I can provide a review copy if you contact me.

https://www.amazon.com/Hard-Place-J-S...

Below is a short description.

When Danny Petrelski was growing up, he dreamed of being an astronaut. Handsome and athletic, it was no surprise when he married the most popular girl in school. He tried his hand at many jobs, construction, sales, he even worked as a private investigator. All were abject failures. Never in his wildest dreams did he think he would achieve success as at hitman. But life does not always turn out as we plan.

In debt to a loan shark, he was given a choice. Kill or be killed. Between a rock and a hard place, Danny chose The Hard Place.

[Tristan]

J. wrote: "Hello All,

I just rolled out my latest Crime Drama. The Hard Place.

It is fast paced with a bit of adult topic and violence (but I have read darker). I would appreciate your time and your review...."

Hello. I am a fellow author looking for reviews. I am interested in reviewing your novel, if you have time to review mine.

[David]

Hello, crime fiction lovers. I'm not looking for reviews for my novel, A Murder Foretold. It hasn't been published yet. I'm looking for a few beta readers. Fresh eyeballs to help me see the forest, since I've been scraped raw by the trees. Here's a description.

Imagine a serial killer mystery that's not the usual gore-fest. Instead, it's an intricate puzzle that forces the killer to play detective. As it happens, he's well-suited for the role.

Charlie Novak, 44, is many things: war hero, senior investigator with the Insurance Crime Bureau, reluctant serial killer and a loner who’s about to fall in love for the first time in his life. The lucky object of his affections is Sydney Waters, a suspect in the murder of the person Charlie was scheduled to bump off at a later date--as part of a Black Widower scheme he and his partner have been profiting from for ten years. It seems Ms. Waters foretold this murder to her writing group six hours before she herself found the body. Her description of the crime scene was accurate enough to be an eye-witness account, except for the odd detail that it hadn’t happened yet. Charlie flies out to monitor the ensuing homicide investigation to make sure it doesn’t unravel all those earlier murders he and his partner have profited from. Sydney, a wannabe mystery writer, insists on helping the authorities solve the murder. The more this captivating woman speculates about possible killers, the closer she gets to the actual black widower scheme that Charlie (an expert at staging fatal accidents) and his partner (a serial marrier) have been perpetrating. Charlie sees only two ways to discourage this line of inquiry: find the real killer, or eliminate Sydney by arranging another fatal accident--that is, if his newly-tender heart will let him.

How did she so accurately foretell that murder, anyway?

Interested parties should reach out to me and let me know your preferred format: Word, EPUB or MOBI. Thanks!

[Krissy]

Hello fellow authors! My first mystery/suspense novel was just released in May! I'm looking for more reviews and would also be happy to help you with yours. It's called Buried Secrets (Ella Perri Mystery Series). Here is a brief synopsis:

A mysterious disappearance. A dark family secret. Can Ella expose the ugly truth before it’s too late?

Families have secrets. But some secrets can't be kept forever. They ooze through cracks a little at a time until a scandalous truth is fully revealed. Ella Perri knows it's this type of secret that's hidden in the family cottage.

In his last breath, Ella’s grandfather reveals to her a startling secret that hints at something sinister. On behalf of her beloved grandfather, she embarks on a dangerous quest for truth. A World War II diary and the 21st century collide as Ella desperately chases every clue in a faraway and unfamiliar setting where the real story begins. Who can be trusted and who has something to hide? One secret leads to another. Ella must decide: share the secrets and alter the fates of her loved ones forever or become part of the lie that’s been buried deep for decades.

Buried Secrets is a suspenseful mystery with twists and turns that will keep you guessing until the shocking ending.

To get a review copy please click the link below. Feel free to message me here as well.
https://storyoriginapp.com/reviewcopi...

Thank you for considering!
Krissy Baccaro

[Tristan]

Kristy. I will review your novel if you could review mine. Thanks.

Tristan

[Krissy]

Tristan wrote: "Kristy. I will review your novel if you could review mine. Thanks.

Tristan"

Hi Tristan,
I'd be happy to. Send me your link and I will. Let me know if you have any trouble with the link I attached in my post.
Thanks!
Krissy

[Tristan]

Krissy would it be easier for me to send you the manuscript or set up storyOrigin?

[Mike]

I'm an aussie and am happy to read any new crime books, provided I don't have to buy them!!!