Has there been a more dreadful year? On the west coast of Canada, the combination of pandemic, fires, smoke, and floods have packed a punch that’ll take a while to overcome. And though I can’t do much to help with all that mess, in the spirit of the season, I can provide an inexpensive escape.
I’ve never discounted a newly released book, but I’m doing it this year.
For a few days only, you can get Blood Mark for just 99c. Whether you want to read it yourself or gift it to a friend, it’ll provide a reprieve, an escape, an all-encompassing thrill ride that’ll leave no room for thoughts of Mother Nature’s recent rampage(s!).
Amazon US
Amazon Canada
Amazon UK
Kobo
Nook
Payhip
Elsewhere
But act quickly, the price returns to it’s regular $4.99 in just a few days.
Enjoy!
Here’s the latest review for Blood Mark in the Dec/Jan edition of InD’Tale Magazine:
5/5 stars with Crowned Heart for Excellence
SUSPENSE/THRILLER: Wrapped from head to toe by unusual and unique red patterns, Jane lives her life trying to keep her markings hidden and her secret safe. Abandoned at birth, Jane’s life has been one tragedy after another from a car accident, a deadly house fire, and the debilitating narcolepsy that results in dream visions from the past where she witnesses horrific events. When visions of Rebecca in a psych ward start encompassing her dreams, she finds herself on a mission to find out who this lady is who can also see the past. As Jane dreams of her more often, she starts to notice something amiss with the doctor treating Rebecca and her concern grows all the while she starts noticing that her very own marks are disappearing. Unsure of what is happening or who she can trust, Jane must let go of some of her secrets in order to find the answer she needs to stay safe.
The answer to this year’s boredom, JP McLean’s novel is a fresh and original mystery thriller with a side of budding romance. The movement between the past and the present is captivating and adds an intriguing aspect to the storyline. Jane’s backstory slowly unfolds throughout, allowing the reader to understand her and connect with her on a deeper level. The development of all the characters during the course of the tale was superb, with each of them showing some type of growth. The twists and turns will keep the reader in suspense until the very end when all is shockingly revealed. This gripping tale should be on every bookshelf this year!
Inese says
We saw on the news about all troubles you were going through. Nothing good, for sure.
Well, you survived that all, and, most likely, the next year will be better.
It’s been extremely boring in Ontario, and still is. Comparatively, that is a good thing, isn’t it?
I hope you have cozy and peaceful time now when the biggest issues, except, COVID, are over.
Wishing you all the best and good holidays!
JPMcLean says
It’s been a challenging year, that’s for sure. Glad to see it coming to a close. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for a less dramatic weather year in BC in 2022. Happy holidays, Inese!
Diana Stevan says
Joanne, I couldn’t resist your generous offer. Thank you. I look forward to reading it . And what a great review! Good post, too.
JPMcLean says
Thanks, Diana. I hope you enjoy it. I’m looking forward to 2022!
JPMcLean says
I hope you enjoy it, Diana! Cheers.
Sally Rae says
Great job JP, resulting in another stellar review… 5 Stared, Crowned Heart for Excellence… congratulations! For your love and dedication to the craft and many hours of detailed work, you surely deserve the accolades and awards.
Thank you for having such a kind heart to discount your newly released ‘Blood Mark’ at this time of such upheaval in the world and close to home. Wishing you a safe, joyful holiday and all the best in 2022!
JPMcLean says
Thank you, Sally. I won’t be sad to see the tail end of 2021, that’s for sure. Cheers!