Happy Monday, good people of the blogosphere! Today, I'm telling you all about a new psychological thriller I'm working on. I hope everyone is looking forward to the week ahead (I know I am), and I also hope all the moms out there had a wonderful Mother's Day. I got flowers from one kid, lunch and time spent from another, a visit from one, a text, and a phone call. It was an awesome day! Anyway, let's dive into the reason I'm posting, shall we?
So, if any of you have read Innocent, you'll know it's about a woman who ends up in a psych ward after she kills three people (or does she?). It's told from her POV, not something I usually do in my books, and she's speaking directly to the reader throughout.
Well, this book is the continuation of that story. Y'all are finally gonna find out if she's guilty or innocent. Or will you?
If you haven't read it, check it out here. It's free!
I've decided to title the new book Fabrication, and I know the beginning and the end, which is what I need, personally, to craft the middle. I suck at plotting, but I know where the story needs to go and which characters from other books in the series will make an appearance. I'll tell you two of them:
Nicky Moretti - Hank's partner from Intensification and the officer investigating Warren Vanderhorn's death in Manipulation.
Shelley Whitaker - She's back under an assumed name after the police started looking into her background when her husband, James, disappeared.
Both these characters will play pivotal roles. Ms. LeBrague's first name is Casey, and her bestie in the institution is Tina.
I'm seriously considering holding a drawing for a rather large Amazon gift card for folks who can give me an outline of all my crossover characters throughout the series. haha
I also devised a cover, but I'll save the showing of that for later so you guys can all ooh and aah once I have more of the book written.
My pivotal character is Silas. He's the ice-blue-eyed orderly Casey thinks is the killer. I guess only time will tell, right?
Well, I'm gonna get back to writing while you guys get back to thinking about the book and what it may entail. :)
I hope you're all excited! I know I am. Any guesses on whether she's innocent or guilty?
That's all for today, folks!
Until next time, WRITE ON!
Jo
