Indie Author spotlight – Chris Redding and “A View to a Nerd”
Say hello to fellow indie author Chris Redding!
Chris Redding lives in New Jersey with her husband, two kids, one dog and two show rabbits. Her youngest son is a member of 4-H, hence the show rabbits.
Chris graduated from Penn State with a degree in Journalism and is still a diehard Nittany Lions fan. In fact, she bleeds Penn State Blue! Her dream is to get her Masters in Education degree and teach creative writing at Penn State.
Her books are filled with romance, suspense and thrills. She also dabbles in copywriting, including web content and product descriptions. When she isn’t writing, she works for a local winery.
You can follow her at her website: http://chrisredddingauthor.blogspot.com/p/home-page.html
Her new book is out today, and it’s called “A View to a Nerd” (book #2 in the Nerds Save the World series)
Waking up next to a dead guy can ruin your whole day. When a wise-cracking interior decorator wants to put her past behind her, the dead body of the mayor’s son makes her realize that won’t happen too easily. A conservative former computer geek for the FBI is holding on too tightly to his past. His wife died under suspicious circumstances and he believes the decorator has the information to solve the case. Unfortunately for him, she isn’t speaking until a series of events convinces her she needs protection especially when her biggest secret threatens to destroy both of their lives. This was originally published as A View to a Kilt.
You can buy it right now on Amazon – on sale for just $0.99 today! Here’s the link: http://amzn.com/B00SU0LVFA
And Chris has given us an excerpt, too…
“I just got a call from the Commissioner. He talked to the Mayor. If you weren’t finished, you would be now.”
The detective grumbled, but obeyed the order, turning off the recorder.
The Lieutenant shook his head as he ushered Miriam out of interrogation and down the hall to his office. “I’m sorry, Mim. He’s a little overzealous. He’s new at this.”
“I’m sure he’s just doing his job, and considering what the situation looks like, I understand his position. By the way, someone hit me on the head.”
Bob stopped to examine her. “Guess the killer wanted you out for the count. I’ll get someone to take you to the hospital to get checked out.” He paused. They both stopped to face each other in the drab gray hallway. No pictures adorned the walls. He shuffled his feet then looked at her. “May I ask what your relationship with Joe Waltney was?”
She stared up at him. His eyes found a spot on the wall behind her to look at then the floor.
“I’ve given you no reason to believe you have the right to be jealous. Haven’t I made things clear? I’m only interested in friendship.”
They stared at each other for a moment before he nodded his head as if in agreement.
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