I've got another awesome eggcerpt for you today, but let's hear a little about the book first...
Blurb ~
Lexi Ryder vowed to never return to the Gold Coast, but after a desperate phone call from an old friend, she returns only to learn her friend is dead.
Was it murder or an accident?
Lexi finds herself embroiled in a game of politics, assassinations and secrets. A world where people are not who they seem.
Detective Matthew Ryan wants Lexi as far away as possible from him and the case. But Lexi knows too much. After a public assassination they discover that whoever is responsible is willing to go to great lengths to dispose of those who get in the way of their plans.
Is Lexi willing to risk her own life to seek the truth?
Money, status, and power. Some people will do anything to get it, others will do whatever it takes to keep it.
Eggcerpt
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He pushed her hard and she slammed into the wall of the building, the rugged bricks cutting her palms as she tried to protect herself from the impact. This couldn’t be the end. She turned to face her attacker. She didn’t recognise him. In the darkness she could just make out his features. He had a face that could easily get lost in a crowd, olive skin, a freckle beside his eye, and brown hair. It’s funny the details you notice when you face your killer.
“I’ll give you whatever you want, please, take my keys, my wallet, there’s two hundred dollars in there, just don’t hurt me, please,” Lexi pleaded as he pushed her against the wall.
He stared at her. No smile. No reaction. Then she noticed the glimmer of a gun in his hand.
He pushed even closer until she felt his lips against her ear. “You’ve been asking too many questions.”
Lexi squeezed her eyes shut and pushed him away with all the strength that she could muster as pain seared through her body. She kicked him but he grabbed her by the neck and pulled her towards him pressing the cold metal barrel against the flesh of her lower back. This was it. She was about to die. And all for nothing. She wondered if Dana had known she was going to die at the exact moment her car had veered off the road and slammed into the tree.
Author Bio ~
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YAC0NLA?keywords=lethal%20disposal&qid=1452997317&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
http://www.amazon.com.au/Lethal-Disposal-Kasia-Radzka-ebook/dp/B00YAC0NLA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1453285484&sr=8-1&keywords=lethal+disposal
He pushed her hard and she slammed into the wall of the building, the rugged bricks cutting her palms as she tried to protect herself from the impact. This couldn’t be the end. She turned to face her attacker. She didn’t recognise him. In the darkness she could just make out his features. He had a face that could easily get lost in a crowd, olive skin, a freckle beside his eye, and brown hair. It’s funny the details you notice when you face your killer.
“I’ll give you whatever you want, please, take my keys, my wallet, there’s two hundred dollars in there, just don’t hurt me, please,” Lexi pleaded as he pushed her against the wall.
He stared at her. No smile. No reaction. Then she noticed the glimmer of a gun in his hand.
He pushed even closer until she felt his lips against her ear. “You’ve been asking too many questions.”
Lexi squeezed her eyes shut and pushed him away with all the strength that she could muster as pain seared through her body. She kicked him but he grabbed her by the neck and pulled her towards him pressing the cold metal barrel against the flesh of her lower back. This was it. She was about to die. And all for nothing. She wondered if Dana had known she was going to die at the exact moment her car had veered off the road and slammed into the tree.
Author Bio ~
Kasia Radzka is an author, athlete wannabe, food & wine lover, and blogger, living with her husband and son on the Gold Coast, Australia. A run along the coastline generally gets her muse buzzing. You can contact her at kasiajradzka@gmail.com or stop by her website www.kasiaradzka.com.
Interview
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1. Nickname -
Lexi
2. Job -
Freelance Investigative Journalist
3. Level of schooling, or self-taught -
University Degree and the school of life
4. Birthdate -
Lexi
2. Job -
Freelance Investigative Journalist
3. Level of schooling, or self-taught -
University Degree and the school of life
4. Birthdate -
5 May
5. Birthplace -
Melbourne, Australia
6. Currently residing in…
Gold Coast, Australia
7. Favorite type of pet -
Dog, but she has no room for one in her life at the moment
8. Favorite place to visit -
Europe
9. Significant other -
It’s complicated
10. Most important goal -
To figure out who killed her friend
11. Worst fear or nightmare -
Failing the people she promises to help
12. Favorite food -
Wine, burgers, and rockmelon - not necessarily in that order.
5. Birthplace -
Melbourne, Australia
6. Currently residing in…
Gold Coast, Australia
7. Favorite type of pet -
Dog, but she has no room for one in her life at the moment
8. Favorite place to visit -
Europe
9. Significant other -
It’s complicated
10. Most important goal -
To figure out who killed her friend
11. Worst fear or nightmare -
Failing the people she promises to help
12. Favorite food -
Wine, burgers, and rockmelon - not necessarily in that order.
13. Wealthy, poor, or somewhere in between?
Wealthy, but doesn’t like to advertise it.
14. Secret desire or fantasy -
If she told you it wouldn’t be a secret.
15. What would you do if you won the lottery? Give half to charity, invest the other half and continue investigating stories.
Wealthy, but doesn’t like to advertise it.
14. Secret desire or fantasy -
If she told you it wouldn’t be a secret.
15. What would you do if you won the lottery? Give half to charity, invest the other half and continue investigating stories.
You can find Kasia at:
You can buy LETHAL DISPOSAL at:
http://www.amazon.com.au/Lethal-Disposal-Kasia-Radzka-ebook/dp/B00YAC0NLA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1453285484&sr=8-1&keywords=lethal+disposal
11 comments:
Thanks for joining us today, Kasia! I've got to say, the first thing that hooked me with your book was the cover. Very compelling!
Sounds fascinating!
Nail-biting excitement in this blurb promises for a suspenseful read!Good luck!
Hi, Kasia! I love the line about noticing things when you're facing your killer. :-) Great photo with the knife and book, too. Sounds like a terrific story. Wishing you much success with it!
Thanks for popping in, Linda!
Agreed! I appreciate you coming by today!
The cover is very compelling, isn't it? And chilling! Thanks for joining us, Leah!
Thanks so much, I'm glad you like it :)
Thanks for the kind words!
MJ, thanks so much for having me on!
So sorry I'm late stopping by. Love the excerpt, and what a fabulous cover! This is exactly the kind of book I love to read. Enjoyed the interview...Lexi sounds like a great character!
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