Crime Writer

Crime Writer

by Dime Sheppard

Pub Date 01 Oct 2021

Ruby Books

Mystery & Thrillers | Romance

I am reviewing a copy of Crime Writer, through Ruby Books and Netgalley:

Evie Bowland has serious problems, guns, bombs and murders, and that’s on a single page.

In her real life Evie is supposed be planning a wedding to adorable billionaire Daniel Bradley, but Evie is seriously snarled in the sixteenth book of her successful crime series. In fact, her protagonists are becoming impossible to wrangle: NYPD detective Carolyn Harding is volatile after a messy divorce, and Detective Jay Ryan has that heated look in his blue eyes again. They’re both sick of being written. And frankly they’re getting a little…physical. Evie is beginning to wonder if she’s ever going to finish Book Sixteen and get them back into fiction where they belong.

When a homicide that is disturbingly familiar homicide surfaces in the city papers, it seems as if other, darker characters might have crossed the fiction-frontier too. In which case, Evie is in a lot of real-life trouble.

If she’s going to survive it, Evie must face her own worst fears, and learn that real love can be the best way of writing her own story.

But can she change the ending?

I give Crime Writer five out of five stars!

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