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Today on jenmedsbookreviews.com I share my thoughts on the latest Grey and Miles thriller from @katerinadiamondauthor, #TruthorDie. Dark and deadly, here’s what the book is about: Their darkest secrets won’t stay buried forever… The butchered body of a professor is found in a private office of Exeter University. It is the first in a spate of horrific murders that shakes the city to its core. Who would target a seemingly innocent man, and why? DS Imogen Grey and DS Adrian Miles turn to his students for answers, but their investigation turns up no leads. Someone must know more than they’re letting on… As the body count rises, the police have to look into the past to uncover the person responsible before it’s too late. But are they brave enough to face up to the truth? @avon_books @0nemorechapter_ #booklove #lovebooks #bookblogger #bookblog #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #books #bookworm

Today @mandie163.mg has a publication day review of @helenphifer’s #TheGirlInTheGrave, book one in the brand new series featuring Forensic Pathologist Beth Adams. Here’s what the book is about: At least they’d found her. Once the site was processed and the girl’s body removed, they’d be able to identify her so that her family could give her the burial she deserved. This innocent girl was far too young to be lying in a grave, crushed under the weight of someone else’s coffin... When the body of a teenage girl is found hidden inside a stranger’s grave in a small-town cemetery in the Lake District, an urgent call is made to Forensic Pathologist Beth Adams. One look at the beautiful girl’s broken body is enough to bring Beth out of hiding for the first time since an attempt on her own life… Beth doesn’t believe it’s a coincidence that the victim was found the same day a threatening gift was left on the doorstep of her secluded home. Her instincts are telling her that it’s a trap, that she should run for safety. But she knows she’s the only one with the expertise to help her trusted friend, Detective Josh Walker, crack the most shocking case of his career. The tiny traces of material Beth finds beneath the victim’s fingernails is the break in the case the team need to chase down this twisted killer. But this critical lead comes at a dangerous price, exposing Beth’s whereabouts and dragging her back into the line of fire once again. With Beth’s own life on the line, the investigation is already cracking under the pressure. Then another local girl goes missing… Can Beth stay alive long enough to catch the killer before he claims his next victim? An absolutely gripping new crime thriller that will grab fans of Patricia Gibney, LJ Ross and Angela Marsons from the very first page and leave them gasping for breath by the last. #publicationday #booklove #booksontour @bookouture #lovebooks #bookblog #bookblogger #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #bookworm #books

Today it is my absolute pleasure to join the blog tour for #TheCloserIGet by @paulburston1 over on jenmedsbookreviews.com. I reviewed the book, a superb tale on the dark side of social media and author stalking (literal author stalking!), earlier in the year, so today I have a fab extract from the book to share with you all. Here’s what the book is all about: Tom is a successful author, but he’s struggling to finish his novel. His main distraction is an online admirer, Evie, who simply won’t leave him alone. Evie is smart, well read and unstable; she lives with her father and her social-media friendships are not only her escape, but everything she has. When she’s hit with a restraining order, her world is turned upside down, and Tom is free to live his life again, to concentrate on writing. But things aren’t really adding up. For Tom is distracted but also addicted to his online relationships, and when they take a darker, more menacing turn, he feels powerless to change things. Because maybe he needs Evie more than he’s letting on. A compulsive, disturbingly relevant, twisty and powerful psychological thriller, The Closer I Get is also a searing commentary on the fragility and insincerity of online relationships, and the danger that can lurk just one ‘like’ away… #bookblog #bookblogger #booklove #lovebooks #blogtour #extract #bookworm #books #notastalker #bookstagram #bookstagrammer

Today on jenmedsbookreviews.com @mandie163.mg reviews #SueFortin’s #TheDeadWife. Here’s what it’s about: SINCLAIR WIFE DEAD! HUSBAND CLEARED! Police have ruled out suspicious circumstances in the investigation into the death of Elizabeth Sinclair, wife of charismatic entrepreneur Harry Sinclair, found drowned in the lake of the family’s holiday park. It’s been two years since the Sinclair case closed but when reporter Steph Durham receives a tipoff that could give her the scoop of the year, she’s drawn deeper and deeper into the secretive Sinclair family. Elizabeth’s death wasn’t a tragic accident. And the truth will come at a deadly price… @harpercollinsuk @gilbster1000 #blogtour #bookblog #bookblogger #bookstagram #bookstagrammer #booklove #lovebooks #review

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