Available now for the first time in eBook form -
Friend and fellow blogger, author Joylene Nowell Butler has reason to celebrate this week - her IPPY Silver Medal winner release, MASKI: BROKEN BUT NOT DEAD is now available in eBook format.
Maski: Broken But Not Dead
By Joylene Nowell Butler
Psychological Thriller
$4.99 eBook ISBN 9781939844385
An IPPY Silver Medalist!
To the Breaking Point...
When Brendell Meshango resigns from her university professor position and retreats to her isolated cabin to repair her psyche, she is confronted by a masked intruder. His racial comments lead her to believe she is the solitary victim of a hate crime.
However, is all as it appears? After two bizarre days, the intruder mysteriously disappears but continues to play mind games with her. Taught by her mother to distrust the mainstream-based power structures, and with her stalker possibly linked to a high level of government, Brendell conceals the incident from the police. But will her silence keep her safe?
Then her beloved daughter, Zoë, is threatened and Brendell takes matters into her own hands. To save Zoë, Brendell searches for the stalker and confronts not just a depraved madman but her own fears and prejudices.
“Joylene Nowell Butler gets straight to the story, taking you from
one happening to the next and keeps you turning the page.” - Martha A.
Cheves, author
“A psychological thriller filled with suspense, action and drama...” - John Bell, 93.1 CFIS-FM: Prince George, BC
“Riveting and beautifully written. You won't be able to set it down.” Judith S. Avila, author
Author Joylene Nowell Butler |
Joylene, Métis, is the author of Dead Witness, Broken But Not Dead, and
Break Time. She and her husband and their two cats reside in Canada for
the summers and Nayarit for the winters. They believe life should be an
adventure.
Purchase Links: Barnes & Noble / Kobo / iTunes / Amazon
Congratulations to Joylene on the release and hope she's feeling better. Last week, she broke her hip and underwent surgery on Friday. Thanks for stopping by today to help Joylene celebrate. Do you think a parent would face their worst fears in order to save their child?
I heard that Joylene was not well. I hope she is feeling much, much better - and that sales of her work go gang-busters.
ReplyDeleteBig congratulations to Joylene!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a really gripping read. Thanks for sharing, and I do hope Joylene recovers well.
ReplyDeleteThank you for featuring Joylene's book this week. It's an intense story.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Joylene. It looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteHi Mason - love the cheery photo of Joylene - and yes I sincerely hope she's pulling through and that the hip will recover fully - such a nuisance.
ReplyDeleteIf her last book is anything to go by then this one will be such a good read - excellent story line too .. cheers Hilary
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