I’ve been trying for last
couple of years to write a review of each book I’ve finished reading. Usually
posting them on Goodreads first, Amazon second.
My first reviews were very
brief, but that didn’t bother me because best-selling authors don’t need that
much from me. However, local authors are a different story; they should be given
extra attention and effort.
Take the time to write a
review. The size doesn’t matter; it’s a small bonus with potentially big
dividends for local authors.
My point: Give
your local authors a boost by reviewing their work.
Here is my review for an
author and lecturer at the upcoming David R. Collins Writers’ Conference in Davenport , Iowa .
Edisto Jinx by C.
Hope Clark is our return visit to the chaotic world of Callie Jean Morgan, a
former Boston police detective who has relocated
to the palmetto lined streets of the South
Carolina paradise. Callie’s life has been in deep
disarray since the death of her husband two years earlier. She and her teenaged
son, Jeb, are seeking refuge in the peaceful resort community that holds
comforting ties to her past. But serenity is hard to come by when panic attacks
plague her attempts to blend into the close-knit community of year-round
residents.
Callie is haunted by more ghosts from her past life than her
psychic next door neighbor, Sophie. Callie’s cop instincts seem to fail her as
she spirals down into crippling self-doubt. The lifeline for Callie finally
comes in the form of an auxiliary police badge and the return of her trusty
Glock sidearm. They give her the weight and authority to pursue an
investigation into a strange string of beach deaths that no one else wants to
acknowledge as suspicious, related, and menacing. Everything falls into place
as Callie hits her stride and shows the locals how real policing is done. The
vacation community learns to trust her as she tames the panic attacks and
begins to trust herself again.
Edisto Jinx is a
satisfying addition to this mystery series.
Posted on Amazon March 28, 2016.
Posted on Goodreads March 28, 2016.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/27036938-edisto-jinx
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