Exclusive interview with Detective Kelli Storm (From the Kelli Storm Series)

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Pre-release/Pre-order for Storm Warning (A Kelli Storm Novel 2)

I just got the word. You can pre-order Storm Warning (A Kelli Storm Novel 2) this coming Tuesday, September 22nd. Available on Amazon, iTunes, Nook, Kobo, Google Play and OmniLit. You can also visit the Three Worlds Press website for buy links.
 
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New trailer for Storm Rising ( A Kelli Storm Novel 1)

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Trailer for Storm Rising (A Kelli Storm Novel 1)

Cover reveal for Storm Warning (A Kelli Storm Novel 2) coming September 29th

Coming September 29th from Three Worlds Press

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New 5 Star review for Storm Rising (A Kelli Storm Novel 1)

I highly recommend this book

By Kathryn Sinnott on September 8, 2015
 
Format: Kindle Edition

STORM RISING is a suspenseful page-turner. Couldn't put it down until read entirely! Many twists and turns. The main character, Kelli Storm, is an aggressive and assertive female detective who bends the rules to seek justice. In doing so, the reader doesn't know what's coming! There is also a slight undertone of Kelli's vulnerability, which makes the character 'someone who is real.' I highly recommend this book. I can't wait for the second installment! GO READ IT TODAY!

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Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iTunes, Kobo and Google Play. Paperback coming soon.

Featured on Quest for Redemption blog - Why I Write

I am featured on Sheri Velarde's blog today, Quest for Redemption. Stop by and check it out. Includes an excerpt from Storm Rising (A Kelli Storm Novel 1). 

A look into why I write, how I came to love writing and a look into my past. Feel free to leave a comment.

Excerpt from Storm Rising A Kelli Storm Novel from Three Worlds Press

Friday September 4th, 10:55 A.M. Washington Heights

West 175th Street - Apartment Building of Carlos Rodriguez

The M.E. identified the five bodies from the building. The four men she didn’t recognize were all Puerto Ricans. The Dominican gangs and Puerto Ricans had an ongoing rivalry, especially when it came to their turf. Kelli already knew the fifth man, Francisco Trujillo.

The shell casings were all 9MM and CSU recovered twenty-five of them. They only pulled one usable partial print off a shell casing, which made her smile. The partial put Carlos Rodriguez at the scene, making him one of the shooters. Now, she had enough for an arrest warrant.

Kelli and the rest of the squad waited down the hall as the ESU team made their approach. The tactical unit reached the door and made ready. One man stepped up and broke it in with a ram.

As soon as the door swung open, ESU poured inside, shouting for the occupants to drop their weapons. Several more shouts came from inside the apartment as they cleared each room. Frank took the lead and headed in. Kelli and the other detectives followed.

When she stepped inside, Kelli saw Carlos and the two men from the shooting in Brooklyn. There were four other men she’d never seen before and figured them for new recruits to the DDP. ESU had them all lined up on their knees, hands on their heads. Carlos met her stare with a scowl, his eyes glowing with contempt.

“Hey, you okay?”

Kelli turned her head and looked at Frank. “Yeah, I’m good. I’ve got this son of a bitch.” She walked toward Carlos and took her handcuffs out as she stepped up behind him. “Carlos Rodriguez. You’re under arrest. You have the right to remain silent, but I know what a big mouth you have, so feel free to say anything you want. You have the right to an attorney…” She continued reading his Miranda rights as she placed the cuffs on his wrist, cinching them as tight as the metal would allow.

The other detectives proceeded to handcuff the crew. Kelli hauled Carlos to his feet and led him out the door. “I’ve got you this time, Carlos.”

“You ain’t got shit, bitch.” He turned his head and spit in her direction.

She lifted up on the cuffs, causing him to pitch forward. “Do that again, asshole, and you’ll be going to the hospital instead of the precinct.”