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Husband for rent - my thriller book




My book "Husband For Rent" is in pre-order and it will release on 18 October. This is my book number 10 on Amazon.


I am a Croatian multi-genre author. I  started with a blog and self-help books. Then I turned to romance stories with a reality check. This year I changed the direction. My role model is Agatha Christie, so I wanted to give a chance myself to write thrillers. "The Player Without Luck" is already available and got 18 USA reviews on Amazon.

Husband For Rent is thriller suspense. If you love fast action, provocative dialogues, intrigue, sarcastic humor, and unpredictable events, this is a book for you.

A short blurb:

Viktorija is a psychologist. She is working in an office sponsored by Government and helps migrants with asylum applications. Her ex-husband Boris tries to maintain their connection after the divorce, and she wishes to be rid of him. While on her lunch break, Viktorija meets Jamal, a waiter who is a migrant from Algeria and befriends him. Jamal lives with his family in a rented flat in Croatia. His wife, Meriem, has health issues.
She becomes jealous because of Jamal’s affairs. Viktorija gets abusive emails, but she can’t discover the sender. Soon someone from Viktorija’s business circle is murdered, and she will find out stunning facts about her colleagues, Nina and Tamara. What will the fight for survival cost her?

Link for pre-order:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08JH1N7KJ/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0



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S.D. McKinley said…
"Then I turned to romance stories with a reality check" - Intriguing!

Congratulations on the book release Ms. Gallo.
23 October 2020 at 08:39
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