Tag: suspense
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Step, Turn, Murder
Michael James Romanoff is a private investigator with nothing left to lose except his life, which a local loan shark is currently looking to collect. When a grisly murder lands in his lap, it’s more than a case; it’s a shot at redemption.
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Her Deadly Game
Her Deadly Game is one of those books that requires the ratings system to award more than five stars.
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Thanks for downloading!
Dear Readers, thank you for downloading my new book, Step, Turn, Murder: A Romanoff Mystery!
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Best Sellers in Inspirational Religious Fiction
Thank you for making Step Turn Murder: A Romanoff Mystery rank #26 in Inspirational Religious Fiction on Amazon
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#4 on Amazon for Religious Mysteries!
Thank you for making my new book a success!
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25 people downloaded my new book!
Thanks for downloading my new book, Step, Turn, Murder: A Romanoff Mystery!
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Uplifting Mystery Lovers
I love mysteries, and they have been my literary mainstay since age 16. I do read most other genre’s, other than horror and most romance, but thrillers, suspense novels and some espionage comprise a large portion of my reading over the years.
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My Current Reads
Hi Folks, At the moment I’m reading two books: Star Trek Mere Anarchy and John Lescroart’s Damage. ‘Anarchy is a six-part saga by such authors as Mike W Barr, Christopher L. Bennett, and Margaret Wander Bonanno, to name a few. A civilization that Starfleet is reluctant to alter by intervening is facing destruction from a…
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Quote of the Week
Incredulous “Double Pepperoni, double cheese, “ Carp said, smiling. I froze. “Who told you that?” “Told me what?” “My favorite pizza. Double pepperoni, double cheese.” -Detective Ollie Chandler & newspaper photographer, Lynn “Carp” Carpenter in Randy Alcorn’s book, Deception My book, A Quote for All Seasons, now available for purchase on my Amazon Author Page…
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Excerpt from my new book:
RED BLOOD WHITE DOVE Prologue “For in that sleep of death, what dreams may come…” -William Shakespeare At one of the nicer penthouses of The Dakota apartments on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, hauntingly beautiful screen legend Rita Grimes Monteith slipped into her steamy bath. It was a plethora of liquid and dry comforts:…
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