| 10-30: A Riveting Crime Mystery First Softcover Edition Contributor(s): Golvach, Michael (Author), Stephens, Becky (Editor) |
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ISBN: 1622532163 ISBN-13: 9781622532162 Publisher: Evolved Publishing OUR PRICE: $16.16 Product Type: Paperback Published: June 2019 |
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| BISAC Categories: - Fiction | Noir - Fiction | Crime - Fiction | Mystery & Detective - Hard-boiled |
| Physical Information: 0.62" H x 5" W x 8" (0.67 lbs) 276 pages |
| Descriptions, Reviews, Etc. |
| Publisher Description: In every murder investigation, there are rules-how fast you learn them can mean the difference between life and death. WINNER: Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, Winter 2020 - Best Crime Fiction "With some utterly believable characters, a unique storyline and a well-paced mystery, this is a heart-stopping tale that will enthrall any reader." Readers' Favorite Book Reviews, Anne-Marie Reynolds (5 STARS) Payden Beck begins his career as a police officer, eager to serve. At the end of his first week, his field-training officer, Richard LaMont, invites him home for dinner, introducing Payden to his eccentric, much-younger wife, Ana. Ana approves. Richard is called away to work during Payden's visit, but Payden is happy to stay and watch over Ana. Their weekend is pleasant, sterile. Richard approves, as well. But, when Richard is found dead in his home Monday morning, Payden's time spent with Ana-and their chemistry-make Payden the prime suspect. The more Payden learns of Richard's life-with Ana's assistance-the deeper the mystery of Richard's murder becomes, and every revelation leads to greater confusion. Things can seem perfect... even when they're inescapably horrifying. EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS the first novel novel in the award-winning "Payden Beck Crime Thriller" series, from the same author who brought you such greats as fiX, Home, and Missing Pieces. DRM-Free] Books by Michael Golvach: - Payden Beck Crime Thriller - Book 1: 10-30 - Payden Beck Crime Thriller - Book 2: Dormir - Bloody Gullets - fiX - Home - Missing Pieces - Transmissions More Great Crime Fiction from Evolved Publishing: - The "PI Kowalski" Series by Chris Krupa - The "Duncan Cochrane" Series by David Hagerty - Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond - The "A Point Thriller" Series by Jeff Altabef - The "Syndicate-Born Trilogy" Series by K.M. Hodge |
Contributor Bio(s): Golvach, Michael: - AUTHOR: Ever since I was able to read, I've had a book (or a comic book in the early days) in my hands or on my person. I grew up in a non-digital age, in a home with one telephone that everyone shared, one television that no one watched, and in which movies were a luxury. Aside from radio theatre, books were my best non-human friends. My love of reading never died. When I was 8 years old, I drew my first series of comic books. They were terrible, but I still love them. To me, they represent the moment the wise-old-man inside my little boy's head finally made me aware that I loved to create. As it turned out, I enjoyed writing much more than I enjoyed drawing, but I've spent most of my life doing some form of creative work. And when not, I've worked some boring jobs in very creative ways. To this day, I love to write and to share my creations with others. I'm the guy who will watch a good movie twenty more times, if it means I get to introduce it to someone else and participate in their joy of discovering something entertaining or valuable. I can't be quite so intimately participatory with my own writing, but I do love to know that I've brightened someone's day, made them think, feel or-at the very least-provided them with a welcome distraction for a while.Stephens, Becky: - EDITOR: I was born a bibliophile, but it wasn't until high school that I discovered my knack for editing and decided I wanted to edit fiction. I love the feel of a book in my hands, and I may or may not be one of those crazy book sniffers. In my spare time (which is in short supply), I enjoy playing board games and card games with my husband and two teen boys, perusing antique shops, and, of course, reading. What I love most about editing is cultivating relationships with authors. I feel fortunate to be able to share in their creative vision as an editorial partner. I am inspired by their dedication and I enjoy helping them achieve their goals. |