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Thanks so much to Rachel's Random Resources for invitingme onot this fascinating Blog Tour. I am so excited to share such a fascinating Q&A with you. But first up, here's the blurb  Dr. Glass Blurb Clinical psychologist Dr Emma-Jane Glass falls for her captor when the roles of client and therapist are reversed in a psychologically layered story of revenge and grief. Is it a case of Stockholm Syndrome, or something else? When Dr Emma-Jane Glass’ interview on local radio is deemed to be sympathetic towards a mother’s actions to kill herself and young child, Drew Rogers hatches a plan to teach the psychologist a thing or two about being left behind as a spouse. Abducted and held captive in an empty property, Dr Glass swaps places in the psychologist’s chair. Drew puts the motivation of his wife’s actions down to his extra-marital affairs, but then the sordid truth behind his family’s disappearance is revealed. Hard-hitting and emotional, Dr Glass is the first novel in the...

Delighted to be part of this Blog tour and to be giving author of Girl A, Dan Scottow, a grilling. Huge thanks to Rachel's Random Resources for inviting me to be part of this tour. But before we kick off our socially distanced Q&A.   Here's the Girl A Blurb Someone thinks they know who she is… and what she did. But she insists it’s a mistake. All Beth has ever wanted is a quiet life for her and her family. And that is what she has, until one evening a note is pushed through the door, with two words scrawled in menacing black ink; Found you. As Beth’s neatly crafted life begins to unravel, an unseen menace torments her and those she loves. But who’s behind the threats? Somebody is out to get Beth, but do they have the right woman? Beth faces losing everything, and there is far more at stake than just her marriage… Purchase Link UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Girl-unforgettable-psychological-Dan-Scottow-ebook/dp/B08YZ7YR8K/ US - https://www.amazon.com/Girl-un...

I am delighted to welcome Michelle Kidd onto The Crime warp today. Her most recent novel m The Fifteen, was released in August this year and she's hoping for the fourth in the series to be released early in 2021. So, Michelle settle down with a vanilla slice and a cup of hot chocolate and spill the beans ...  Tell us a bit about your current book release. Available here My most recent release ‘The Fifteen’ was published at the beginning of August 2020. This is the third book in my DI Jack MacIntosh series. I wrote the majority of it during Lockdown, putting the extra time to good use! How long did The Fifteen take to write? A little over six months from start to finish. I work for the NHS and was able to work a lot of the time at home during Lockdown – and found that days had more than the usual 24 hours! I was able to spend more time writing than I usually can, and found it a useful escape from the depression and horror of the outside world. I am grateful to Jack MacIntosh,...

It's a delight to welcome AJ Campbell on The Crime Warp today. AJ will be telling us all about her debut novel Leave Well Alone  published by Code Grey  Publishingwhich was released in August this year. I know how exciting it is to have your first book published so I really look forward to chatting with AJ . So off we go...  Tell us a bit about  Leave Well Alone. Available here My debut novel Leave Well Alone was published on August 1 st this year, a psychological thriller with an emotional story of mother/child relationships, love, loss and betrayal at its core. It also explores mental health issues and the consequences of leaving these unchecked. Reviewers have described it as ‘one of the most intriguing, well-written thrillers I’ve read in a LONG time’ and ‘a truly unique psychological thriller’.   How long did  Leave Well Alone  take to write? It took me close to five years to write Leave Well Alone , but during that time, I al...

Such a treat to have the very lovely and equally talented A.M Castle on The Crime Warp today for an author grilling ... oops I mean interview. It's especially nice since she brought cake, and I so love cake. Anyway here's what we talked about ... Enjoy! Tell us a bit about The Perfect Widow. The Perfect Widow came out as a paperback in January. It’s also available on Kindle and as an audiobook. It’s my first psychological thriller so, although all my books are my babies, this one is very special. I’ve loved the genre since reading Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier but wasn’t sure if I could write in the genre. I’m very grateful to the amazing Abigail Fenton at HQDigital for telling me I not only could but should. Where did the inspiration for  The Perfect Widow   come from? I went to crime writers’ and readers’ conference called Killer Women and listened to a fascinating lecture on psychopaths. As well as great nuggets like the fact that psychopaths dream in bla...

It's with great pleasure that I welcome Duncan Brockwell to The Crime Warp.  D C Brockwell is a full time dental technician from Burgess Hill, West Sussex, an avid gardener and part-time mixologist, meaning he loves mixing cocktails of an evening for his wife, Beks.   He writes crime thrillers, horrors and romantic dramas.   His first book, The Southern Belles was self-published in July 2019, and has received positive feedback.   Since then, he signed a 3 book deal with Bloodhound Books for his Nasreen Maqsood series, the first of which will be released on Wednesday 8 th  July 2020, called No Way Out. Subsequent instalments, Bird of Prey and Bad Blood will be released on September 1 st  and November 9 th  respectively. On January 4 th , his birthday, and the day the story starts on, Mr Invisible will be released by Bloodhound, and will be his first standalone novel. Tell us a bit about your current book release – Available here No ...