Underneath by Michael Cargill - free for group mods, reviewers and NHS employees

[Michael]

And so here it is, my first novel! Yippee!

Blurby stuff:

Look at the person sitting just across from you. It doesn't matter whether they’re a loved one, a friend, or a complete stranger.

Now look at their face. Are they happy? Are they sad? Or are they angry? Can you even tell?

How well do you actually know the people closest to you? Have you ever seen the real person that lies just underneath what you see...?



As hinted at in the thread title, this is free to Goodreads group moderators, reviewers and anyone who works for the British NHS. The mods do a sterling job organising things, and this is to thank them for their hard work.

I'm something of a believer in the NHS, but the current UK government seems determined to screw up healthcare in this country, so this is a show of support to the doctors, nurses, surgeons and support staff at the NHS.

Reviewers, feel free to use the Smashwords code below to nab yourself a free copy. If you have a blog, then you can do a giveaway of 10 copies using that same code.

Please share the code with any friends and family who may also be interested.

Amazon UK
Amazon US

Smashwords

Smashwords code for a free 'un - GQ36H

[Emily V, Head Mod]

I was glad to remember that I'm a group mod and reviewer! I downloaded it and I am starting right now. I just love a good psychological thriller!

[Michael]

See, this is why I chose to unleash it on a Sunday.

No post, so you are clean out of books!

[Emily V, Head Mod]

Clever thinking! I'm about a third of the way through :)

[L]

Dear Michael,
Congratulations on your first novel, which is a great achivement & if it is anything similar (or better) to 'shades of grey' then im sure it will be a fantastic read!
It is most kind of you to let those who would like to review it read it, and although it may take me a while (as i am currently reading a book for an author) I would so love this oportunity of reading more of your work.

Once read i shall leave a review, and thank you so much once again.
Lucinda x

P.S- It is quite ironic that you should mention the NHS as i work part-time in a hospital within a 'healthcare role'. The UK is extremely lucky i feel to have this indespensible serivce and with other family members (as a nurse & senior sister) i feel most proud! :)

[Caedy]

*tosses it onto her TBR list*

[Michael]

Thank you ladies, I hope you enjoy it!