After
Messandrierre,

Angela Wren

is back for the second book in the series!

on tour

September 4-15, 2017

Merle

(mystery)

 Release date: July 5, 2017
at Crooked Cat Publishing

208  pages

ISBN: 978-1546811985

Website | Goodreads

SYNOPSIS

Jacques Forêt, a former gendarme turned investigator, delves into the murky world of commercial sabotage – a place where people lie and misrepresent, and where information is traded and used as a threat.
The Vaux organisation is losing contracts and money, and Jacques is asked to undertake an internal investigation. As he works through the complexity of all the evidence, he finds more than he bargained for, and his own life is threatened.
When a body of a woman is found, it appears to be suicide. But as the investigation takes another turn, Jacques suspects there is more to it.
Who is behind it all…and why? Will Jacques find the answer before another person ends up dead?

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

 Angela Wren
I’m an actor and director at a small theatre
a few miles from where I live in Yorkshire in the UK.
I did work as a project and business change manager
– very pressured and very demanding –
but I managed to escape and now I write books.
I’ve always loved stories and story telling
so it seemed a natural progression, to me, to try my hand at writing.
My first published story was in an anthology,
which was put together by the magazine ‘Ireland’s Own’ and published in 2011.
I particularly enjoy the challenge of plotting and planning different genres of work.
My short stories vary between contemporary romance, memoir, mystery and historical.
I also write comic flash-fiction
and have drafted two one-act plays that have been recorded for local radio.
My full-length stories are set in France where I like to spend as much time as possible each year.

Visit her website and her blog. Follow her on Facebook, Twitter

Buy the book  on Amazon

   

VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR SCHEDULE

Monday, September 4
Review + Excerpt + Giveaway at Locks, Hooks and Books

Tuesday, September 5
Review at Shelf Rider

Thursday, September 7
Review + Giveaway at Words And Peace

Monday, September 11
Review + Excerpt + Giveaway at
Musings of a Writer & Unabashed Francophile

Tuesday, September 12
Review + Giveaway at Lizanne Lost in a Good Book

  Wednesday, September 13
Review + Giveaway at The French Village Diaries

Spotlight + Giveaway at Writing Wings
and review of Messandrierre, 1st book in the series

Friday, September 15
 Review + Giveaway at  Book-Stuffed

Interview at The French Village Diaries

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She walked over to the sideboard and collected her cigarettes and then sat at the table beside her husband. “I think we asked him for tea, didn’t we?”
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