Founded by Author Saundra Woffington, creator of the Wine Valley Mystery Series, D.E.A.D. – Dark, Edgy, and Dangerous – is group for authors to help each other cross promote their books and for individuals interested in become members of ARC groups or Beta Readers.
In six weeks I will have two new stories in print. The first, The Price of a Lie, will be for sale on Amazon on February 4th. The second, the first in the Capital City Characters series, will be Friends In Low Places.
The Price of a Lie is the seventh installment in the Inspector Thomas Sullivan Thriller series and will see our favorite trio encounter their most challenging case yet. Those who’ve had a chance to read a preview copy have declared The Price of a Lie to be the darkest of the Sullivan series as well as the most revealing story when it comes to Sully, Sarah, and Father Nathan.
Set on a moon cursed with a dystopian society, the race to discover the answers their client hired them to find is the most difficult case yet.
The Price of a Lie will be for sale on Amazon February 4th, 2020. For those who want a Kindle edition delivered the minute The Price of a Lie goes on sale, click here to pre-order!
On March 3rd, my new spin-off series, Capital City Characters, will see the first novella in the series become available for sale. Titled Friends in Low Places, this novella provides the backstory for one of the most important characters in the Sullivan thriller series, Joe Maynard, the owner of Joe’s.
Fans of the Inspector Thomas Sullivan Thriller series will be able to learn more about the main secondary characters that play key roles in each of the Sullivan stories. Friends in Low Places kicks off the series by telling Joe’s story, without whom there would be no meeting place for Sully, Sarah, and Father Nathan. Like The Price of a Lie, Friends in Low Places is also available for pre-order on Amazon.
When a reader sits down to enjoy a good, well written story, they are seldom aware of the fact that the final, polished story is the resort of more than just the author. I want to take this opportunity to thank the following individuals whose efforts all contributed to an improved version of The Price of a Lie. A special thanks goes to Chery Deariso, Robin Ludwig, Rosemary Kenny, Heather Wamboldt, Gail Hart, Peggy Hacket, and Darcy Yarsh.
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