My book got off to a terrific start with a free book promotion on June 15th!
I was so thrilled to see A Fatal Sweetness hit the #1 spot on Amazon for a day and remain in the top 10 for a few days. It’s a great feeling to know so many people downloaded it. Now if they would all read and review, it would be awesome. If you missed the promotion, the book is now available on Amazon in print and eBook. There are two eBook versions up, one with print format that is not reflowable or resizable and one that is Kindle format with reflowable print for e-readers.
I will be doing another promotion around September with a reduced price on the book. It currently sells for $2.99, less than a cup of coffee at most coffeeshops.
You can check it out and get your copy at Amazon or read it on Kindle Unlimited for free.
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The ghost of a forgotten actor. A heroine who won’t back down. A tragedy that demands a final act.
Isla’s unexpected inheritance of the Playhouse Theatre comes with more than dusty seats and faded scripts—it comes with a ghost. She is quickly drawn into a plot as deep and dark as the trapdoor that once led to a famed actor’s untimely death. With each step into the theater’s haunted halls, Isla uncovers long-forgotten secrets and faces threats from those who wish to bury the truth along with the past.
As the anniversary of the tragedy approaches, Isla must piece together clues from the past to solve the mystery and end a soul’s suffering. Surrounded by shadows, secrets, and a secret society, Isla finds that some doors, even trapdoors, should never be opened.
