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Another great review for WICKWYTHE HALL by Judith Little on Book Perfume!

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Dr. Arthur Janov - A True Pioneer...

I'm so very proud to have helped publish his last three books, and the honor of publishing his last book, “Beyond Belief: Cults, Healers, Mystics and Gurus — Why We Believe,” published in 2016 by Reputation Books.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/02/obituaries/arthur-janov-dead-developed-primal-scream-therapy.html?smprod=nytcore-ipad&smid=nytcore-ipad-share

He will be missed!

STELLAR REVIEW FOR ANDY & NATHANIEL HILL'S THE SWITCH/GOODREADS

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2108331027?book_show_action=true&from_review_page=1

Awesome shoutout to agent Amy Cloughley from client Emily Carpenter in the October issue of Writer's Digest!

WICKWYTHE HALL RELEASING SEPTEMBER 30TH...

LOVELY REVIEW FROM FOREWARD...

Praise for Wickwythe Hall:

“…a riveting and enlightening mix of history and fiction that puts a human face on the costs of war….engaging…”—Foreword Reviews

 “Judithe Little tackles war and masterfully boils it down to personal moral dilemmas.  Beautifully written and rich with atmosphere, the narrative strands are seamlessly interwoven into a top-notch story where characters are pushed to unforeseen places.  Little is a gifted writer who with remarkable insight confronts the timely questions of just how much loyalty is owed to country, family, and to preserving the past. Wickwythe Hall is a stellar achievement.” —Ann Weisgarber, author of The Personal History of Rachel DuPree and The Promise

STARRED Foreword Review for BLOOD TRUTH!

★Blood Truth

Matt Coyle

Oceanview Publishing (Dec 5, 2017)

Hardcover $26.95 (368pp)

978-1-60809-239-0

Blood Truth builds up compelling mysteries and thunders toward a surprising ending.

Matt Coyle’s engrossing noir thriller Blood Truth finds Rick Cahill dredging up family mysteries while solving a

seemingly simple cheating-husband case; it is a work that is difficult to put down.

Nearly thirty years after his disgraced father got booted off the force, Cahill discovers a safe hidden in their old

family home. It holds an envelope stuffed with cash, a potential murder weapon missing exactly two bullets, and the

key to a safety deposit box.

Before he can fully delve into the mystery, Cahill’s ex-girlfriend hires him to follow her new husband and get

proof of infidelity. A web of intrigue ensnares Cahill, placing him in the crosshairs. With his life on the line, Cahill

rushes headlong after justice.

Despite being the fourth book in a series, Blood Truth is incredibly accessible and functions almost as a

standalone adventure. It builds upon previous books, but context is supplied subtly, without hampering the flow.

Cahill is a fantastic addition to the PI literary canon. He’s a sympathetic character with deep flaws but an

unnerving drive to find truth at any cost. He lives by his father’s oft-quoted motto: “We can’t quit just because things

get hard.”

Plot and pacing shine. There are few quiet moments in the book, as Cahill is always on his way to confront

someone, recovering from a colossal misstep, or gathering evidence to figure out the next mistake to make. That’s not

to say that Cahill bumbles about; he learns quickly and adapts, but is always a few steps behind the bad guys. The

twin mysteries of his father’s hidden safe and his ex-girlfriend’s cheating husband seem totally separate at first blush

but quickly become deeply intertwined.

Expertly written and featuring a snarky and self-deprecating hero, Blood Truth builds up compelling mysteries

and thunders toward a satisfying, if surprising, ending.

JOHN M. MURRAY (November/December 2017)