FREE Promotion on Kindle!

In an effort to give my new book some traction, I decided to offer a giveaway on Kindle. Promotion ends May 25, 2020. I was on the fence about whether to offer a Countdown Deal or just give it away. Amazon only lets me choose 1 option during the 90 days I opt to publish exclusively with them. Since I don't have any reviews yet, I opted for the giveaway. Only a small fraction of readers actually leave a review. I'm hoping enough people will download it and read it so that I can get a couple reviews under my belt.

I deviated a little from spy thrillers to write What Can't Be Bought but it's packed with suspense and drama. If you liked my other books, I do think you will enjoy this one, even if you're not a "romance" reader. I'm certainly not a romance reader myself. 

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