Welcome to another edition of Saturday Spotlight. It is ALWAYS my pleasure to share sneak peeks into authors and their books so please welcome Erin Unger back to our blog. Erin shared treasures and thoughts with us before but today we get a look into her new release, Desolate Paths.....
When rehab is Brooke Hollen’s only chance at redemption, she runs straight to it. But can she survive the serial killer who hides amongst the damaged and healing? And can she trust Kyle Reston, another rehab resident, who wants to take her under his wing? Or is he responsible for the residents who keep disappearing?
Excerpt:
Crowds hid dark deeds. What better place to feed Sarge’s
cravings? What better place to do so much? A quick caress. A stroke of the
hair.
Hide.
Blend.
Act.
“Oh, sorry.”
I
bet you are. He
slathered a gushy smile on his lips. “No problem, ma’am.”
Erin Unger was raised in the hills of Virginia, exploring abandoned houses and reading the scariest books she could find. After marrying so young it would make a great romance novel, she has enjoyed an exciting life with her hubby. But her fast-paced life sometimes rivals the suspense in her books thanks to all her mostly grown children and a couple grandkids. Her novel, Desolate Paths, released January 11, 2019.
Hope you enjoyed today's spotlight and that you'll check back weekly for another great author and his/her book!
Until next time, take care and God Bless.
PamT
20 comments:
Erin, I can't wait to read my copy of Desolate Paths. Hmm. I thought you were closer to recently married than "grown children" and grands? It's hard to believe. I remember at age 9 having to read my Judy Bolt mystery lying on my mom's bed while she sewed at her sewing machine. I was too afraid to read the scary book alone.
Sounds like a great read! Saving this one for a stormy night!
Love the excerpt, Erin. Can't wait to read it.
Great excerpt. Sounds like a terrific book.
That's a really scary premise for a story! Great excerpt!
This is a great read! Highly recommend!
Wow. What an excerpt! Best of luck with sales and promotion.
Sounds like a great thriller! Congrats and best wishes.
Hi Erin! I remember reading chapters of this when we were all part of the ACFW critique group! I never forgot the story, and I'm so thrilled that it's available now! Congratulations!
Oh my goodness, that sounds so thrilling!
We used to curl up on my mom's bed while she read us some great books! Those were some of my best memories. Thanks for stopping by.
Oooh, I love when our weather sets the mood for a good suspense book imI reading. Thanks for commenting, Darcy!
Thanks Carol!
I learned so much when I wrote this book. Getting the creepy factor for the bad guys was fun.
I love how God has used me to talk to my readers about hard subjects through my fiction writing. The scary is just the fun part to me.
Thank you for stopping in, Kelly!!
Sales and promotions are the real battle, not the serial killer, lol.
Thank you, Jacqueline!
It's had a complete overhaul since those early days, Nancy! And all of you were such an important part of it's growth. Thank you a hundred times over.
Hi Raquel! Thanks for stopping to comment.
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