FREE - Police Procedural in Sketch of a Murder by Aya Walksfar Sketch of a Murder by Aya Walksfar Was $4.99 – FREE Oct 1-5, 2014 The Avenger eluded three police departments and left a trail of mutilated bodies. Working with Lieutenant Michael Williams and the misfit cops of the Special Crimes Team, hot-tempered Sergeant Nita Slowater must catch the killer. But from day one, she’s clashed with Williams. With no clues and the body count rising, tension mounts. To make matters worse, Nita has to liaison with Dawn Samira, a pushy lesbian reporter. Nita hates reporters. One got her best friend killed. The only bright spot in her life is her unlikely friendship with a homeless, black artist, Molly the Pack Lady. Unknown to Nita, buried within the pages of Molly’s sketchpad, lies the key to the killer’s identity. Will she find it before an innocent man becomes the Avenger’s next victim? See what reviewers are saying: “Sargent Nita Slowater finds herself assigned to a special Governor’s Investigation Team looking into four murders. The characters are well drawn, the dialogue authentic, and the action is cop tough.This story twists and turns and along the way Detective Sargent Slowater discovers then understands mysteries about herself, life, love and most of all, friendship.” By Retired Critic “Aya Walksfar has done it again! This is an engaging story with believable characters and a well-thought-out plot. I love stories with strong female characters and this is a good one.” By booklover “A very good detective police mystery story. I read these types of stories for the fun of escape, kind of like some people might watch soap opera. This story is much better written than many big name authors. The characters have real depth, and the dialogue sounds true and helps make the story. I found myself really wanting to know what happens to these people. There is lots of daily life detail that helps pull me into the scene. Some parts are more gruesome than is usually my preference, but in this case I am glad I somewhat skimmed over the most unsettling parts to see the way the rest of the story develops. I will be reading more of Ms Walksfar’s books.” By George A. Winters This blog post can be found at allmysterynewsletter/?p=11155
Posted on: Sat, 01 Nov 2014 11:16:14 +0000
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