Book Blitz:
Your Last
Breath
by
Carole
Parkes
&
Doug Lafuze
Feb 10th
– Feb 17th
American misfit, Raymond Lang, fled
to London to avoid capture. Despite other people's perception of him, he never
set out to be a serial killer. He dreams of being an author, of writing a
thriller full of suspense.
He’s tried, many times, to write about the gruesome murders he visualizes so clearly in his mind but, somehow, when it comes to writing it down, the sharp images fade and it’s as if he’s viewing the scenes through a mist.
All that changes when he realizes what motivates him. His writing inspiration only comes in the precise moment he breathes in his victim’s last exhaling breath. If he wants to continue writing, he must release his darker side and make it happen. Once he starts, he won’t stop this blood-lust until his novel is completed, but can he finish it before he's caught?
He’s clever, continually outwitting those chasing him. Even so, he should have known he couldn’t get away with it forever, should have seen his retribution coming, but it still takes him by surprise. Thwarted in his dream, he’s beyond furious. Now, no-one is safe...
If you’d enjoy a fast paced, suspenseful plot involving gruesome murders, blackmail, a car chase, a kidnap, and the sleazy actions of a top politician, then this book is for you.
He’s tried, many times, to write about the gruesome murders he visualizes so clearly in his mind but, somehow, when it comes to writing it down, the sharp images fade and it’s as if he’s viewing the scenes through a mist.
All that changes when he realizes what motivates him. His writing inspiration only comes in the precise moment he breathes in his victim’s last exhaling breath. If he wants to continue writing, he must release his darker side and make it happen. Once he starts, he won’t stop this blood-lust until his novel is completed, but can he finish it before he's caught?
He’s clever, continually outwitting those chasing him. Even so, he should have known he couldn’t get away with it forever, should have seen his retribution coming, but it still takes him by surprise. Thwarted in his dream, he’s beyond furious. Now, no-one is safe...
If you’d enjoy a fast paced, suspenseful plot involving gruesome murders, blackmail, a car chase, a kidnap, and the sleazy actions of a top politician, then this book is for you.
5
Stars
The plot was most shocking and very gripping clear to the
end. If you like suspense, blood, guts, and intense thrills, this book will
keep you on your toes wondering what is going to happen next. I guarantee you
wont put it down until you are finished reading it.
Cindy May Johnson
Williamsburg, IN
Cindy May Johnson
Williamsburg, IN
5
Stars
Excellent read! I finished "Your Last Breath"
and was so drawn to the book from Chapter One! It really kept you wondering
what Raymond Lang would do next. My favorite character was Alex, I was
terrified he would die. Can't wait to read the next book to find out what
happens to Robert...or Ameila or Jayne! This type of book could make a real
good series!
Sincerely,
Tammy Spears
Thank you again for allowing me to read this book for free for my personal & honest review!
Sincerely,
Tammy Spears
Thank you again for allowing me to read this book for free for my personal & honest review!
5
Stars
ByPamela Reedon
January 1, 2016
This is a great book full of suspense. The
violence is intense at times (kind of like "Criminal Minds"), but it
fits with the story. I really enjoyed this book, and will be looking forward to
the next one!
Carole
Parkes
I was born in Liverpool, England in
1945 and have lived in my current house in Lancashire for the past 38 years.
I've been married 49 years and have three sons, all now married with their own
families.
I started writing in 1985 when I produced several short stories, a series of children's books and my newly published book on Kindle "TISSUE OF LIES." Between 1985 and 1989 I also encouraged my elderly mother to write her life story whilst I started on my own biography. Owing to my commitment to my elderly parents, I didn't take my writing too seriously until after they both passed away in 2012, aged 97 and 94.
I have since rewritten "TISSUE OF LIES" to take in the technologies of our modern age. Although it's been hard work to finally finish and publish it, I've thoroughly enjoyed the challenge and have already started on my second book.
I started writing in 1985 when I produced several short stories, a series of children's books and my newly published book on Kindle "TISSUE OF LIES." Between 1985 and 1989 I also encouraged my elderly mother to write her life story whilst I started on my own biography. Owing to my commitment to my elderly parents, I didn't take my writing too seriously until after they both passed away in 2012, aged 97 and 94.
I have since rewritten "TISSUE OF LIES" to take in the technologies of our modern age. Although it's been hard work to finally finish and publish it, I've thoroughly enjoyed the challenge and have already started on my second book.
Doug Lafuze
I was born into a farm family in Oxford Ohio in 1969.
We moved to Indiana when I was nine and I graduated from Northeastern High
School in 1988, going straight into farming. I moved to Nebraska with my wife
and two kids in April 2000. When she and I were divorced in 2014 and I took up
writing as a form of therapy I guess you could say. I have written several of
my own stories that I intend to publish one day, but my first published book is
a collaboration between myself and author Carole Parkes called Your Last
Breath. I love writing and intend to do it as long as I am able to. My mind is
constantly thinking up new and interesting ideas to write about. I can't get
them out fast enough.
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