Sorrow by Tiffanie DeBartolo (Woodhall Press)
Dear Reader,
I am so thankful for my wonderful fans, who have followed my writing for years and have anxiously awaited the next installment in my literary career. I am excited to finally introduce Sorrow to the world. It’s a story of friendship and love, art and music, and how these pursuits can save us from ourselves.
We are giving away copies of the book to TWO lucky book clubs! To enter to win, please email jennifer@booksforward.com.
Best,
Tiffanie
The Fog Ladies: Family Matters (A San Francisco Cozy Murder Mystery) by Susan McCormick (The Wild Rose Press)
Dear Reader,
Are you a cozy mystery lover? The Fog Ladies are spunky senior sleuths plus an overtired, overstressed young medical resident living in an elegant apartment building in San Francisco. In The Fog Ladies: Family Matters, a family man kills his wife with kitchen shears, and the Fog Ladies set out to prove him innocent, finding that marriage can be deadly.
I’m giving away five books. Write to info@susanmccormickbooks.com with the subject line “The Fog Ladies Giveaway” to win.
Enjoy!
Susan McCormick
You Can Go Home Now by Michael Elias (HarperCollins)
Dear Reader,
My new book, You Can Go Home Now, is a twisty psychological thriller that’s very timely, in that it deals with anti-abortion terrorism and domestic abuse and features a female homicide detective who confronts her own moral compass of right and wrong in her pursuit of justice and revenge. She wants to find the man who killed her physician father, and along the way investigates a series of murders of abusive men that seem to be linked to a battered women’s shelter. As the story unfolds, you’ll gain insight into Nina’s life and her secret quest.
The Los Angeles Review of Books said, “You Can Go Home Now is a narrative with muscle, focusing on abuse, humiliation, retribution, revenge. For those of us who love thrillers, who love voice, atmosphere, psychological wrestling matches, Elias delivers.” And from The Wall Street Journal: “Mr. Elias balances his many subplots with notable grace, and this fine book’s melodrama is laced with humor and poignancy.” (Check out BookTrib’s review here.)
I hope you agree. I’m giving away five books. Write to michaeleliaswriter@gmail.com to win!
All best,
Michael Elias
