✨ Just came across this mystery/thriller and the overview really grabbed me:

[Catherine]

A missing provost. A murdered president. A disgraced professor was found dead. At Churchville University, the only thing deadlier than the politics… is the truth.

It follows Don Weston, a widowed ex-Philadelphia detective who’s now Chief of Police at a small college. He thought campus hijinks would be a break from homicide cases, but instead he’s pulled into a chilling investigation tangled with scandal, betrayal, and secrets. What really caught my attention is that readers also get haunting glimpses of the victims’ final moments before Weston pieces it all together. 😮

💥 It’s called Final Exam, and right now the ebook is only $0.99 on Amazon.

[Susan]

Okay, you hooked me with “the only thing deadlier than the politics… is the truth.” That’s such a killer line. Adding Final Exam to my weekend read list for sure!

[Arial]

I love a good detective story, but setting it on a college campus makes it even more intriguing. The scandal + secrets combo has me curious already. For $0.99, how could I not?

[Wolf]

Not gonna lie, this feels like the kind of mystery that will keep me up past midnight. I’m so curious to see how Weston untangles everything. Definitely downloading!

[Meganpalmer]

The whole “campus hijinks meets chilling investigation” vibe is such a fresh twist. I need to know how all those secrets tie together; this one’s going straight on my Kindle.

[Anderson]

Sounds so cinematic! A widowed detective, campus murders, final moments of the victims… I can already picture binge reading this in one sitting.

[Catherine]

So glad that line hooked you! I hope Final Exam keeps you guessing all weekend. If anyone else is curious, you can check it out here on Amazon https://a.co/d/e56ngq5

[Tameka]

Wow… this sounds like so much more than a typical campus mystery. The idea of seeing the victims’ final moments gave me chills. I’m really curious how Don Weston balances being a grieving widower and diving into such a twisted investigation. Adding Final Exam to my list, feels like the kind of story that stays with you long after you finish it.