but little do they know that she’s not through
Writing a novel is hard work in itself. For some reason, I chose to make it harder by writing Too Close to Miss in first person from the viewpoint of a woman. Okay, not for some arbitrary reason. I wanted to invert certain thriller genre tropes, so a female protagonist was necessary. And I default [...]
make you work hard, make you spend hard
(Part 1 in a series of posts promoting my new novel) One of the surest sparks to creativity is to take a familiar situation, reverse some element, and see if you can still make it work. A few years back, I was reading a lot of thrillers for inspiration – Harlan Coben, Lee Child, Joseph [...]
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TOO CLOSE TO MISS
"... opens with a bang and never relents ..."
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"... already looking forward to Perich's next book ..."
Mara Cunningham knew that sleeping with a married man was a bad idea. But when her lover shows up in the hospital after his wife and son are murdered, the rumors about her turn dangerous. Now she's the prime suspect in a double homicide, and the real killers will stop at nothing to silence her ...
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