PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER, 2024...
SURVIVING THE STORM
Available at https://amzn.to/3zRoru2
Insight into the story on my #ThreeTwoOne post on the Portobello Book Blog: bit.ly/47wPwj0
Visited with Linda of Linda's Book Bag blog. (Check out the cool Caribbean shirt on the inside.): bit.ly/40752QP
Sat down for a podcast interview with Steve Yeo and his Prose and Convos author series. In depth discussion of a writer's life and the new novel, SURVIVING THE STORM.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G7MXrHfX38
SURVIVING THE STORM excerpt appeared in the Reading Nook book blog: bit.ly/4hFSYwv
FEATURED AUTHOR in the April edition of the Erotic Literary Salon newsletter. Includes an excerpt from SURVIVING THE STORM that details the relationship between Rob-O and Kate. susanamayer.com/featured-author/
Latest Five Star Review just appeared in Read Your Writes Book Reviews. "I’ve read a lot of mysteries and this one kept me guessing until the very end...fun, bizarre, and intriguing...very well-written and nicely structured. I am definitely going to read more books by this author when I get the chance."
Full review at bit.ly/3Z8tdOc
Advanced Praise:
"A taut, steamy and sometimes humorous murder mystery set at a 5-star resort in exotic Antigua and featuring a cast of colorful locals and transplants. The mystery will draw you in and the relationship portrayals will get you thinking."
- S.M. Stevens, author of Beautiful and Terrible Things
"I.J. Miller never disappoints. Passion, mystery, and romance collide to create a captivating page-turner. Filled with sizzling scenarios to ignite your inner flame."
- Susana Mayer, PhD, Founder The Erotic Literary Salon
"This no-holds barred mystery seamlessly blends a classic whodunit with gripping psychological suspense. Hurricane Hugo rips the lid off the glamor of a luxury resort to reveal three couples’ tawdry secrets, along with a man’s dead body." - Erica Obey, author of The Brooklyn North Murder
"Every couple reading this novel will find something to identify with. From fights at night over the covers, to why don't you love me enough?" - Kat, GR Reviewer
"Loved the setting (Caribbean resort). Loved the characters...from the three main couples to the interesting, humorous, and intelligent locals. I felt as if I was on the island, getting to know new friends, while trying to solve the mystery of this whodunnit." -Isabella Johns, author of My Hot Quartet
"A definite Knives Out/Glass Onion/White Lotus feel." - GR Reviewer
"Blown away by the ending." - Bookman
"You will mourn the end of the book, as I did, and want to call the front desk to plead for another week at the resort." - John T. Amazon reviewer
WHIPPED
Carla Peters is a suburban housewife nearly immobilized by her empty, malaise-filled affluent lifestyle. No love in her life, strained relationships with both her daughter and second husband, Carla is desperate to move forward in some way, to connect to her family again, to find the intensity of love, to get off the Valium prescribed for her as a cure-all magic carpet. Her one salvation seems to be Mistress Domina, her strong, powerful alter ego. But will the dangers of a secret life, of the erotic world of dominance and submission lead to more darkness, or to the light of one who has finally faced all her fears?
American Beauty meets Fatal Attraction, the woman's story...
American Beauty meets Fatal Attraction, the woman's story...
PRAISE FOR WHIPPED...
“The emotionally complex, haunting characters will stay with you after the covers are closed.”
Sharazade, author of Transported: Erotic Travel Tales
“I.J. Miller’s narrative is adroit from start to finish and intimate in all conceivable ways.”
Jeremy Edwards, author of Spark My Moment
“One of those rare books that has the ability to keep you captivated throughout with its mixture of suspense, intrigue, and lashings of erotica.”
GM Horn
"Whipped is a haunting tale of a woman trying to fight for her life on a multitude of levels. This story is touching, thrilling, and satisfying, and it will keep you turning the pages right up to the very end."
Clea R. Gellar, Bookwench review, 10/19/11
http://www.bookwenches.com/october11reviews.htm#802627966
