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Have you read Oracle by J C Martin?

Today’s Wednesday feature book has appeared on this blog before, during the author’s blog tour and otherwise. I’m happy to feature an excerpt this time from the mystery thriller Oracle by J C Martin.
 

Elevator pitch:

Days before the Olympics, a serial killer stalks the streets of London.
Detective Kurt Lancer, as he struggles to raise a disabled daughter, is in a
race against time to find the killer before he strikes on the biggest stage of
all—the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games.

Teaser Excerpt:

My eyes began
to burn—an incredible, searing pain as if someone had shoved glowing hot pokers
through both my eye sockets.
I cried out.
My hands shot to my face as I tried to wipe the fiery chemical away, but every
brush of my fingers left a blazing trail of hot coals across my corneas. My eyes
watered. As my vision descended into a red haze of pain, my cheeks and lips
started to tingle.
My whole face
was on fire.
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Damyanti Biswas

Damyanti Biswas’s short fiction has been published at Smokelong, Ambit, Litro, Puerto del Sol, among others, and she's the co-editor of The Forge literary magazine. She's the author of YOU BENEATH YOUR SKIN, a bestselling crime novel, which has been optioned for screens by Endemol Shine. Her next #1 Amazon bestselling crime novel, THE BLUE BAR, was published by Thomas & Mercer. It received a starred review on Publishers Weekly, and was one of 2023's Most Anticipated Mysteries & Thrillers on Goodreads. Kirkus Reviews called its sequel, THE BLUE MONSOON, a compelling procedural awash in crosscurrents. Her work is represented by Lucienne Diver at The Knight Agency.

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