Starting today for three days my publisher CuriosityQuills will be offering a 99-cent sale on many of its authors' works. Three of mine are included.
"Disturbingly brilliant..."
"After reading the first two paragraphs of this book, I
wanted to stop because I knew it would be disturbing. I continued reading
because I've looked at my neighbors' homes and thought about the possibility
that they're hiding terrible secrets in their basements and attics and no one
will ever know. Apparently, Attwood has also. Thought about it, I mean. I hope."
"Horrifyingly compelling read! You know from the get-go
that Mr. Brown, the quiet and fastidious tenant, is doing off-kilter things in
his basement...corpses are piling up alarmingly on this quiet suburban Kansas
City cul-de-sac of duplexes. You naturally want to blame all the monstrous acts
on Mr. Brown, but some of them are just not exactly his style. You'll turn the
pages to discover the horrible secrets of each of the main, male protagonists in
the story: Mr. Keene, who walked out on his long suffering wife, Betty, turns
out to have a pretty disgusting habit; Mr. Griswald, the Amway dealer and
general woo-woo crystal guy, feels he needs to do all the females on the
block; and Mr. Califano, who develops a promising relationship with Betty after
her husband deserts her. Oh no, not him too! After you read this book you will start eyeing your neighbors
with suspicion. It seems like every page turns up yet another creepo. I enjoyed
the sudden twist at the end. Randy Attwood, you are one sick little puppy!"
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"Atmospheric and philosophical, Tortured Truths is a
skillfully written journey into a wounded mind searching for peace. A
thoughtful commentary on power and corruption, and an asset to any
library."
***
"Attwood has crafted an intoxicating tale of
circumstance and choice. A harrowing abduction by Hezbollah militants leaves
Phil McGuire disillusioned with his journalism career, he searches for comfort
in the place he once felt safe.Back home, he molds his dream of owning a bar into a tangible
reality. His bare hands work old damaged wood as they knead the sorrow out of
his soul. Fate is a whimsical mistress, and he soon finds himself under the
spell of his reporters' instincts when bodies turn up and the CIA starts
sniffing around a quiet little town in Kansas."
***
"I really, really enjoyed this book. I usually stick to
genre fiction, but sometimes a good mystery thriller hits the spot. The
characters are great and the emotions run high through this fast and twisted
story."
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"Attwood's done it again with Spill -- a knife-edge
ride on a political snowball thundering downhill at high speed. It's the story
of a decent-enough guy scraping his living together who finally reaches the
breaking point over the ever-escalating price of fuel. He devises a way to get
back at them and make some money along the way. His allies are the unlikeliest
"think tank" you could imagine. Sarcasm drips from these pages in
wide, viscous streams. Like all of Mr. Attwood's other political writing,
you're laughing out loud at the moment you begin to understand he's making a
point here. Spill is a must-read for anyone who has had it with the lobby-spin
that is running out lives and the self-righteous pols who reap its rewards. If
we're not laughing, we're crying, so we might as well laugh. And think."
"Just finished reading SPILL in one sitting - once I
started, I couldn't put it down. The more I read, the funnier it was, until I
was laughing so hard my husband could hear me from the other end of the
house....this should be made into a screenplay, it would be a hilarious
movie."
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