Friday, July 19, 2019

BLOG TOUR: A Murder on Jane Street by Cathy Cash Spellman


Welcome to the Official Blog Tour for Cathy Cash Spellman's A Murder On Jane Street!!! Today, on our tour stop, we have an exclusive excerpt AND cool tour-wide giveaway to share! Not only that... We also have a book trailer AND a few quotes to share, too! So... Check it out and grab your copy now!!! Follow the tour, HERE!

Genre:
Adult
Mystery/Thriller
Publish Date:
July 16, 2019
Publisher:
The Wild Harp & Company, Inc.

Synopsis:
A brutal murder.
A heinous secret
A deadly conspiracy.

The brutal murder of the little old lady next door puts FitzHugh Donovan on the case. A retired New York City Police Chief, he knows a cover-up when he sees one and his Irish Cop conscience can’t let that happen. 

Now, Fitz, his family and his quirky band of Bleecker Street Irregulars are ensnared in the bizarre secret the woman died to protect.

Is this a 75-year-old cold case turned hot again, or an unspeakable crime-in-progress that could alter the course of the world?

Fitz doesn’t yet know how high the stakes are, that failure isn’t an option, and that the little old lady was so much more than she appeared. But he’s trying to keep everyone alive long enough to find out.

Characters you’ll care about, dark shocking secrets, and disturbing similarities to today’s political scene, will keep you turning pages to an ending you won’t see coming.


      

*Excerpt*
Chapter 3


Maeve Donovan snatched up the phone on the first ring. Her nerves had been ratcheting up unreasonably since her father left the house twenty minutes before. No need to be so on edge, she chided herself, but that was the problem with being semi-psychic—you often got hints of trouble in advance, but they were never explicit enough to know what the hell to do.
Her father’s voice was deep, serious. His “cop” voice, but husky with controlled emotion.
“She’s dead, sweetheart,” he said without preamble. “I’ve called the precinct, but didn’t want you alarmed when the black-and-whites roar up outside. The place has been ransacked. It’s a ruin of trashed books, papers, and all that fine old bric-a-brac she lived amidst. She was stabbed, tortured. It’s ugly.”
“I’ll be right there!”
“No, luv. It’s a crime scene now.  The Crime Scene Unit will be here any minute. I’ll get home as soon as I can, but that might not be for a while, considering I was probably the last one to see her alive, other than the bastard who did this. They’ll need my statement.” He took a breath. “And, Maeve, luv, do me a favor. Call Finn and tell her to take a cab home—tell her I’ll pay for it, since she worries about money. And lock the doors and windows until we find out what this is all about, will you, darlin’?”
“Okay,” she said, unconvinced. Now she knew why her hackles had been doing a jig. This was going to suck them all in, sure as God made little green apples. She didn’t know how exactly, but it would suck them all in.

Copyright © 2019 by Cathy Cash Spellman






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Praise for Cathy Cash Spellman

“...Almost impossible to put down. The Author has the ability to produce one powerful scene after another and the action draws you helplessly on...” ―Publisher’s Weekly on So Many Partings

“...A cross between The Thorn Birds and Ragtime...” ―ALA Booklist on So Many Partings

“Flows along with an inexorable narrative current that propels the readers from one involving episode to the next.” ―Booklist on So Many Partings

“An energetic plot that never takes a breather.” ―Kirkus Reviews on Paint the Wind

“A western extravaganza.. a plot teeming with outsize characters.” ―Publishers Weekly on Paint the Wind

“I have never read a book or connected with an author who has touched me so deeply – as a mother, a grandmother, and another psychic kindred soul!” ―Elizabeth Taylor on Bless the Child

“This book has really touched my heartstrings as both a mother and grandmother. And Cathy Cash Spellman is one hell of a writer!” ―Maureen Stapleton on Bless the Child

“With a seductive, at times spellbinding style, author Spellman (An Excess of Love) incorporates ancient myths into an entrancing romantic thriller.. Spellman succeeds in capturing the reader’s close attention as an unrelenting sense of foreboding drives the narrative forward with power.” ―Publisher’s Weekly on Bless the Child

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**About the Author**
Photo Credit: Dakota Cash
Multiple New York Times and International Bestsellers, a Paramount Movie, book sales in 22 countries, Cathy Cash Spellman writes stories about love, friendship, adventure, and history. Known for her big sprawling sagas and memorable characters, Cathy writes the kind of stories women like to lose themselves in, and then remember long after the book is done. 

Her books range through several genres: contemporary, historical, mystery, mystic and romance. Several take place in two time-frames, both current and historical.

Bless the Child was a Paramount movie in 2000, starring Kim Basinger and Jimmy Smits, and Paint The Wind has been optioned for film and TV.

Cathy is an Astrologer, Martial Artist (Black Belt Goju Ryu Karate) and has expertise in Chinese Medicine, several alternative healing modalities and many metaphysical disciplines.

She has written for Self, Harper’s Bazaar, Town & Country, Mademoiselle, Cosmo, Penthouse, Mode, Kung Fu and many other magazines about women, health, empowerment, sexuality, spiritual philosophy and Astrology. She blogs for The Huffington Post and The New York Times.

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4 comments:

  1. Thanks so much for spreading the word about my new book A MURDER ON JANE STREET on your wonderful blogsite! I really appreciate your telling your readers about my story in such a terrific way!
    Sending warm wishes to you, Cathy.

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  2. Thanks so much, Jasmine, for spreading the word about my story of A MURDER ON JANE STREET to all your great readers! Sending warm wishes to you and to them!

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