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Blood Contest by P. K. Abbot

I would like to give you a copy of my first novel, Blood Contest, in return for writing a short review of my book and joining my mailing list.

If you need additional copies for more than one electronic device, you can get them as well.

Just click on the button below. (Even though we’ll ask for your email address, we will not duplicate your address on our mailing list if you have already joined the list.) 

Monster’s Dream by P. K. Abbot

I am finishing my next book, Monster’s Dream — a twisted and chilling psychological crime thriller.

Most people have said that Blood Contest was fast-paced and twisty, rating it 4.5 out of 5 stars on the major sites. But I am excited to say that Monster’s Dream surpasses it.

Since Monster’s Dream will release on October 30 of this year, I am looking for advance readers who will post their honest reviews once the book is released.

If you are interested in receiving a free ARC (Advance Review Copy) of Monster’s Dream and posting your review, contact me through my website by clicking the button below, and I will try to make it happen

Over 90 thrilling, edge-of-your-seat crime novels from dozens of exciting writers with twists and turns you won’t see coming.
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P. K. Abbot

P. K. Abbot writes character-rich thrillers. His Jersey Murder Series are exciting crime novels with very twisty endings. Before writing full time, he had a fascinating occupation. For twenty-five years he worked as a professional buyer in two different industries. In his career, he met hundreds of remarkable people and traveled to Europe and throughout the United States. On February 21, 2011, he experienced a life-changing event. On that day he went into V-fib — ventricular fibrillation. He would have died that afternoon, but his implanted defibrillator discharged seven times within two minutes that day. After the fourth intensive shock to his heart, he questioned if he would have the stamina to survive the ordeal, but survive he did. He spent the next thirteen days in cardiac intensive care in the hospital and the following four months in recovery at home. After that experience, he decided to devote himself to writing, and he has been writing full time ever since. He grew up around Trenton, New Jersey and attended high school and college in Philadelphia, where he studied writing, languages, and history. He also served for six years as a military policeman in the United States Army National Guard. Today he is the proud father of two talented young women, and he lives in a small town in southern New Jersey with his wife and dozens of imaginary characters.

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