Joffe Books is excited to announce that Biba Pearce has won the Best Crime Fiction Award at the 2024 National Indie Excellence Award for her novel The Marlow Murders!

We would also like to congratulate the following authors on being finalists:

• Hilary Green for Operation Fortitude (Historical Fiction Award Finalist)

• Victoria Dowd for Murder Most Cold (Mystery Award Finalist)

• C. J. Grayson for Taken While She Slept by CJ Grayson (Thriller Award Finalist)

• Helen H. Durrant for The Ravenswood Murders (Thriller Award Finalist)

• Lisa Hall for The Day She Disappeared (Thriller Award Finalist)

Watch publisher Jasper Joffe accept the prize for Best Publisher here!

A sincere thank you again to our wonderful readers and dedicated authors for your unwavering support.

Here is what the Judges had to say:

Founded in 2014 by Jasper Joffe. The publisher has a history of innovative publishing and is known for discovering new talent as well as bringing overlooked books back to life.

Each new title is edited with passion and each new cover is designed with a keen eye on how the book will reach its readers. Joffe Books have signed debut novelists and well-established authors. Their authors have become some of the most read in the UK, consistently topping the Amazon Kindle and Audible charts for weeks at a time with every new release.

We are thrilled to announce that Liz Fielding’s utterly gripping cozy murder mystery, Murder Among the Roses, is a finalist for the 2024 Daphne du Maurier Kiss of Death Award.

We are thrilled to announce the winner of Joffe’s Tenth Anniversary competition: Win a Year’s Worth of Reading!

The winner is Catherine H.’s entry for The Fells by Cath Staincliffe.

Jasper Joffe, CEO of Joffe Books says: “Thank you so much for taking the time to tell us about the books you love, and thank you for loving books as much as we do. It means so much to us and our brilliant authors.”

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We are thrilled to unveil the shortlist for our 10-year anniversary reader competition! A Huge thank you to everyone who entered. Stay tuned, because we can't wait to announce the winner THIS FRIDAY.

The best entry, as judged by our editors, will win a year’s worth of books (in the form of a £500/$600 Amazon voucher)!

A MESSAGE FROM CEO, JASPER JOFFE:

We built Joffe Books on two principles: publish the best authors, listen to our amazing readers. So it was wonderful going through the lovely, heartfelt and inventive responses from readers for our tenth anniversary competition. Everyone who works here loves reading. Not a day goes by (and often a pit stop at 5 am!) without me opening a book on my Kindle. Here are some of the highlights from the very many entries we received for your favourite Joffe book of the last ten years. Thank you so much for taking the time to tell us about the books you love, and thank you for loving books as much as we do. It means so much to us and our brilliant authors.

Best wishes,
Jasper

The winner will be announced on Friday 7th June 2024. PLEASE NOTE: We will never ask you for bank details and will only ever contact you via this email: readers@joffebooks.com Please watch out for evil scammers impersonating us.

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We’re looking for our next bestselling author — and it could be YOU!

At Joffe Books, we want to see many more diverse voices in commercial fiction! So, with a view to acquire from writers who identify as LGBTQIA+, we’re delighted to announce #JBPridePitch, the next instalment of the Joffe Books Twitter pitch party series, this Pride Month. It will take place on Thursday 13 June, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. GMT, and we are particularly interested in reading romance and fantasy.

While this pitch party is specifically to amplify queer voices this Pride Month, we are always looking to see more submissions from writers who identify as BAME, LGBTQ+, working class and/or have disabilities. So we’d love to hear from you in our open submissions all year round!

HOW IT WORKS

On Thursday 13 June, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. GMT, tweet us your pitch in 280 characters or less, using the #JBPridePitch hashtag. You can also indicate your novel’s genre by using the optional hashtags listed below.

If we ‘like’ your pitch, that means we want to see more and welcome you to send three chapters and a synopsis to office@joffebooks.com.

WHO CAN SUBMIT

This Pride Month, we want to invite writers who identify as LGBTQIA+, a community typically underrepresented in the publishing industry, to participate.

We would like to read pitches from any LGBTQIA+ writer working on a novel in one of our favourite genres of commercial fiction (see below), who has written at least three complete chapters and a full synopsis, ready to submit if we ask for it.

WHAT TO SUBMIT

The pitch tweet should be no more than 280 characters. If we ask to see more from you by ‘liking’ your tweet, please submit three chapters and a synopsis of the whole story, including spoilers (no more than one page).

WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR

We want to see punchy pitches that immediately grab us with an addictive plot, a fresh voice and characters we want to root for.

We are looking for pitches in one of the following genres:

• Fantasy

• Historical romance

• Romance contemporary/romcom

• Women’s fiction

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

If we have ‘liked’ your pitch and received your chapters and synopsis, the acquisitions team will read them and be in touch with you by Friday 28 June to let you know if we’re interested in seeing more.

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FAQ

Do I have to have completed my full manuscript to enter?

No. All you need are three chapters and a one-page synopsis ready to share. But you should be able to show in your synopsis that you have a clear idea of how the action of the plot will develop until the end of the book.

Can I pitch multiple novels?

No. Only your strongest work, please.

Can I give multiple pitches for the same novel?

No. Please only tweet one pitch for your novel.

If I’ve already submitted my book to the Joffe open submissions, can I pitch it?

Absolutely!

If my book was previously self-published, can I pitch it?

Yes, go for it.

Can I participate even if I don’t live in the UK?

Yes, we are a global publisher with authors from all over the world. So long as the manuscript is written in English, we will happily consider your pitch.

Can I pitch outside the requested genres?

No. We are specifically looking for romance and fantasy, and we are not acquiring novellas or short story collections, YA or children’s, non-fiction, or anything paranormal. Please do not pitch any of these genres.

I can’t be on Twitter on that day, what do I do?

You can schedule your pitch tweet so you don’t miss out.

My pitch was ‘liked’! What’s the next step?

Please email your first three chapters and synopsis to office@joffebooks.com. We will write back to everyone who is asked to submit these by Friday 28 June to let you know if we’re interested in seeing more.

My pitch wasn’t ‘liked’. What should I do?

Don’t be defeated! There are still ways to get your book noticed. You can also submit via our open submissions. What we connect to during the pitch party depends on a host of factors. Some pitches are more in line with what the acquisitions team are looking for right at that moment. Some writers are more practiced at pitching than others. Some books are simply easier to pitch than others.

We actively encourage you to keep writing, keep honing your pitch and keep trying to get published.

OPTIONAL HASHTAGS TO DESCRIBE GENRE/THEME

Please find a list of hashtags below, to help identify your pitch’s genre at a glance.

 #FA = Fantasy

 #HR = Historical romance

 #RCR = Romance contemporary/romcom

 #WF = Women’s fiction

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Joffe Books celebrated it’s 10 year anniversary last week with a charming garden party attended by many friends and authors! The Joffe Team is very excited for what is to come in the next 10 years!

We are delighted to announce that Becky Slorach has been appointed as the new head of Choc Lit, continuing the fantastic work carried out by Emma Grundy Haigh.

Jasper Joffe, CEO of Joffe Books, says: “We welcome the immensely experienced Becky Slorach as our new head of Choc Lit. She brings vast knowledge of the romance market from her time at Mills & Boon, wonderful commitment to her authors, and she will continue Emma’s amazing work on the list with the brilliant team we have in place. As we grow and develop, I am very proud to see Joffe people continuing their progress both outside and inside the company, bringing our relentless focus on publishing the best books and reaching the most readers. What an epic journey we’re on.”

“I am delighted with this fantastic new opportunity from Jasper. The Choc Lit team at Joffe Books are passionate and creative, and we work with wonderful authors, publishing romance. I am thrilled to be able to continue to develop this as Head of Choc Lit, and I am looking forward to taking our romance list to its next stage, bringing more romance to more readers.” Becky Slorach

Becky Slorach will take over Emma Grundy Haigh’s role as head of Choc Lit from 14th June, reporting to new Joffe Managing Director Emilie Marneur from September.

READ MORE VIA THE BOOKSELLER

The Joffe Books Prize is looking for a talented new crime fiction writer of colour, with one of the UK’s largest literary prizes for the winner.

This year the Joffe Books Prize judging panel includes A.A. Chaudhuri, bestselling author of She’s Mine, and literary agent Gyamfia Osei from Andrew Nurnberg Associates.

The prize invites submissions from unagented authors from Black, Asian, Indigenous and minority ethnic backgrounds writing in crime fiction genres including: electrifying psychological thrillers, cosy mysteries, gritty police procedurals, twisty chillers, unputdownable suspense mysteries and shocking domestic noirs.

The winner will be offered a prize package consisting of a two-book publishing deal with Joffe Books, a £1,000 cash prize, and a £25,000 audiobook offer from Audible for the first book.

The submission period ends at midnight on 30 September 2024.

HOW TO ENTER
Entrants are invited to submit their full-length manuscript, written in English, along with a synopsis of the book and author biography, to prize@joffebooks.com.

This prize is open to UK residents and British citizens (including those living abroad) only. The opening date for entries is 15 May 2024. The competition closes 30 September 2024, 23.59 GMT. No entries received outside this period will be accepted.

Read the full Terms & Conditions here.

ABOUT THE PRIZE
The winner will be offered a prize package consisting of the following: a two-book publishing contract with Joffe Books on its standard author agreement terms; a £1,000 cash prize; a two-year membership to the Society of Authors; a £25,000 audiobook contract with Audible for the first book. The prize is a package and can only be accepted in its entirety.

The prize will be offered to the selected winner. Joffe Books may choose an alternative winner if acceptance is not confirmed within one week.

Northumberland-based Christie J. Newport won the inaugural prize in 2021, followed by Sam Genever in 2022 and Renita D’Silva in 2023. Christie’s winning entry and debut novel, The Raven’s Mark, is available online and in all good bookshops now!

THE JUDGES
The 2024 judges are A.A. Chaudhuri, Gyamfia Osei, Emma Grundy Haigh, Jasmine Callaghan, Jasper Joffe and Kate Lyall Grant. The winner of the competition will be selected by these judges based on the quality and commercial potential of the work.

A.A. CHAUDHURI, BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF SHE’S MINE: “I am so incredibly thrilled and honoured to be a Judge on the Joffe Books Prize Panel. Since its inception in 2021 this fantastic competition, which continues to go from strength to strength, has allowed a plethora of exceptionally talented writers of colour in the crime fiction genre to shine through, and I’m beyond excited to be a part of that process this year.”

GYAMFIA OSEI, LITERARY AGENT: “I'm delighted to be judging the Joffe Books Prize this year alongside A.A. Chaudhuri and Emma Grundy Haigh. The cohort of writers were brilliant last year so I can't wait to dive into the 2024 entries!”

EMMA GRUNDY HAIGH, EDITORIAL DIRECTOR AT JOFFE BOOKS: “The Joffe Books Prize, now in its fourth year, just keeps going from strength to strength. The prize is dedicated to amplifying #ownvoices and publishing truly excellent crime fiction. With Audible’s involvement, it is also the largest prize package for crime fiction in the UK. We have great plans for this year and the addition of Jasmine Callaghan as one of the judges is just the start!”

JASMINE CALLAGHAN, PROJECT EDITOR AT JOFFE BOOKS: “I couldn’t be more excited to join the panel of the Joffe Books Prize. I feel honoured to be taking part in the competition, which is actively addressing the lack of diversity in publishing and amplifying underrepresented voices with real passion. I know this is going to be the best year yet.”

ABOUT A.A. CHAUDHURI
A.A. Chaudhuri is a former City lawyer, turned thriller writer. She is the author of The Scribe and The Abduction, featuring feisty lawyer Maddy Kramer. Her first highly acclaimed psychological thriller, She’s Mine, was named the L.J. Ross Book Club pick of the month. Alex lives in Surrey with her family. Besides being an avid crime fiction reader, she enjoys fitness, films, anything Italian and a good margarita!

ABOUT GYAMFIA OSEI
Gyamfia Osei represents an array of brilliant authors writing across adult and children's books, including Dean Atta, Busayo Mataluko and Frances Mensah Williams. She is a keen advocate of commercial fiction and, in the crime and mystery space, particularly loves cosy crime, domestic suspense and thrillers with a strong romantic thread. She is always looking for well-plotted, fast-paced narratives with authentic characters who lodge themselves in her mind long after she’s finished reading.

ABOUT JOFFE BOOKS
Joffe Books is one of the UK’s leading independent publishers of excellent commercial fiction, especially crime and mystery fiction. Joffe Books is renowned for working closely with authors from across the world to create fantastic books and turning them into bestsellers. Since 2014, Joffe Books has published more than 500 books by more than 70 authors and has sold over 10 million books. The publisher’s roster of award-winning authors and New York Times, USA Today and Amazon bestsellers includes Joy Ellis, Faith Martin, Robert Goddard, Rick Mofina, Volker Kutscher, Simon Brett and Stella Cameron. Joffe Books won Trade Publisher of the Year at the Independent Publishing Awards in 2023 and was a finalist for Publisher of the Year at the Romantic Novelists’ Association Awards 2023 and shortlisted for Independent Publisher of the Year at the British Book Awards in 2024 for the fifth year in a row.

While Joffe Books maintains open submissions for all authors, this competition is designed to offer an opportunity to Black, Asian and minority ethnic writers, who are particularly underrepresented in crime fiction publishing.

Click here to go to our submissions page.

We’re thrilled to be shortlisted for the CWA Dagger award for the Best Crime and Mystery Publisher!

The prestigious CWA Daggers are the oldest crime fiction awards celebrating the greatest authors and publishers in the crime writing genre. We’re truly honoured to be part of such a fantastic list.

The winners will be announced on 4th July. For more information, visit the website.

We are absolutely delighted to announce that Joffe Books has won The People’s Book Prize 2024 for BEST PUBLISHER!

A sincere thank you to our wonderful readers and dedicated authors for your unwavering support.

Here is what the Judges had to say:

Founded in 2014 by Jasper Joffe. The publisher has a history of innovative publishing and is known for discovering new talent as well as bringing overlooked books back to life.

Each new title is edited with passion and each new cover is designed with a keen eye on how the book will reach its readers. Joffe Books have signed debut novelists and well-established authors. Their authors have become some of the most read in the UK, consistently topping the Amazon Kindle and Audible charts for weeks at a time with every new release.

We’re thrilled to be longlisted for the CWA Dagger award for the Best Crime and Mystery Publisher!

The prestigious CWA Daggers are the oldest crime fiction awards celebrating the greatest authors and publishers in the crime writing genre. We’re truly honoured to be part of such a fantastic list.

The shortlists for the awards will be announced at the CrimeFest convention on 10th May and the winners will be revealed on 4th July. For more information, visit the website.

As Joffe Books celebrates its tenth year, we are delighted to announce the hiring of Emilie Marneur as our new Managing Director. Emilie is currently Director of audience and business development at Bonnier Books UK. Previously Editor in Chief at Amazon Publishing, she has an immensely impressive track record in digital publishing and was originally hired by Bonnier to set up their highly successful new digital-first imprint Embla Books, launching the careers of many bestselling authors including Patricia Wolf and Sarah Yarwood-Lovett.

Emilie’s new remit will see her propelling Joffe Books’ ambitious plans for further growth into global markets as well as continuing to seek new acquisitions and strategic opportunities.

CEO Jasper Joffe says: “I wanted one person for the job, and I am so delighted she said yes. Emilie brings tremendous experience which can help us continue our journey to becoming a global publishing force with an unerring focus on delivering great books to readers.”

Emilie Marneur: “I’ve been watching Joffe Books grow for the past ten years with admiration, and have always loved their focus, passion and dedication. I am thrilled to be joining the team at such an exciting point in their journey. I couldn’t be prouder of Embla Books and am deeply grateful for all the opportunities Perminder and the team at Bonnier Books UK have given me since I’ve joined. I will miss them all but know they will continue to thrive and am really looking forward to this new adventure.”

Perminder Mann said: “Since joining us in late 2020, Emilie’s contribution to Bonnier Books UK has been exceptional. As a key change maker for our group, her audience and data-driven approach has helped our digital and audio publishing soar to new heights, and our marketing and publicity teams flourish. We will miss her enormously as she embarks on this exciting new chapter of her career, and we extend our heartfelt thanks and best wishes for the future.”

Emilie will take up the position on September 4th.

ABOUT JOFFE BOOKS

Joffe Books was founded in 2014, when Jasper Joffe agreed to publish his mum’s much-rejected romance novel — and turned it into a bestseller. Ten years on, Joffe Books has grown from just one employee to a team of twenty. We’re extremely proud to publish some of the very best writers in the world, including Joy Ellis, Faith Martin, Caro Ramsay, Helen Forrester, Simon Brett and Robert Goddard. Everyone at Joffe Books loves reading and we never forget that it all begins with the magic of an author telling a story.

We won Trade Publisher of the Year at the Independent Publishing Awards in 2023. We have been shortlisted for Independent Publisher of the Year at the British Book Awards for the last five years, and were shortlisted for the Diversity and Inclusivity Award at the 2022 Independent Publishing Awards. In 2023 we were shortlisted for Publisher of the Year at the RNA Industry Awards. In 2021, we founded the largest prize in the UK for crime fiction by under-represented authors.

For media enquiries or further information, please contact: Hanna Myers. hanna@joffebooks.com

Joffe Books will celebrate its tenth anniversary in May with a fabulous garden party at the Royal Over-Seas League in London for authors, agents and all those who have contributed to our incredible journey over the past decade. Attendees will receive exclusive tenth anniversary Joffe tote bags and mugs.

The celebrations include a specially commissioned Bookseller cover by renowned contemporary artist Adam Dant, released on 12 April. We will also be offering a competition for readers to win a year’s worth of books.

The Bookseller cover highlights the company’s phenomenal revenue growth of 3,350% since it was founded by Jasper Joffe in 2014.

In 2023, we became Britain’s largest independent publisher (by title count) with the acquisition of Lume Books and Choc Lit, publishing across all genres of fiction, as well as non-fiction.

With 100,000 loyal readers on our mailing list, we never forget that they are at the core of everything we do. We are asking readers to share fifty words describing their favourite Joffe book of the last ten years. The best one will receive a fantastic prize of £500 worth of books (a year’s worth of captivating reading).

Founder and CEO Jasper Joffe says: “As we celebrate this remarkable milestone, we remain committed to our founding principles of championing exceptional books and fostering meaningful connections with our readers. Our ten-year anniversary is a testament to the passion and dedication of our incredible team, as well as the loyalty of our readers who have joined us on this extraordinary journey. And finally, I want to say thank you to our amazing authors for trusting us with their precious books. It’s an honour to publish you.”

THE JOFFE BOOKS STORY

Joffe Books was founded in 2014, when Jasper Joffe agreed to publish his mum’s much-rejected romance novel — and turned it into a bestseller. Ten years on, Joffe Books has grown from just one employee to a team of twenty. We’re extremely proud to publish some of the very best writers in the world, including Joy Ellis, Faith Martin, Caro Ramsay, Helen Forrester, Simon Brett and Robert Goddard. Everyone at Joffe Books loves reading and we never forget that it all begins with the magic of an author telling a brilliant story.

We won Trade Publisher of the Year at the Independent Publishing Awards in 2023. We have been shortlisted for Independent Publisher of the Year at the British Book Awards for the last five years, and were shortlisted for the Diversity and Inclusivity Award at the 2022 Independent Publishing Awards. In 2023 we were shortlisted for Publisher of the Year at the RNA Industry Awards. In 2021, we founded the Joffe Books Prize, the largest prize in the UK for crime fiction by under-represented authors.

Despite our incredible growth, we are proud to maintain our fiercely independent spirit, flexibility and resolutely author- and reader-focused approach.

We are bursting with pride to announce that Editorial director Emma Grundy Haigh has been shortlisted for Editor of the Year at the 2024 British Book Awards! Many congratulations on this well-deserved recognition for your dedication to shaping incredible stories!

The Bookseller wrote: “Editorial director Emma Grundy Haigh was at the heart of an exceptional year for Joffe Books. She took on romance imprint Choc Lit after it was acquired in early 2023, reassuring authors, revitalising marketing and multiplying sales. She also found time to edit elsewhere at Joffe and run its Books Prize.”

The winners will be announced at The British Book Awards ceremony at Grosvenor House, London, on 13th May 2024. For more information, visit the website.

We're honoured to be shortlisted as Independent Publisher of the Year at the 2024 British Book Awards! We would like to extend a huge thank you to our incredible authors for entrusting us with their stories and to our amazing readers for their unwavering support!

The Bookseller wrote: '“Joffe Books is shortlisted for the fifth time in a row. After acquiring romance list Choc Lit and digital publisher Lume in 2023 it can claim to be the UK’s largest independent publisher by title count. Other massive numbers in 2023 included 3.5 million books sold in digital and print and more than one billion pages read on Kindle Unlimited. “

The winners will be announced at The British Book Awards ceremony at Grosvenor House, London, on 13th May 2024. For more information, visit the website.

We are absolutely delighted to share that Joffe Books author Joy Ellis has been listed in the top 50 downloads through Audible in 2023 with gripping crime thriller Guard Her With Your Life.

The brand-new standalone title from Ellis has been described by readers as ‘a strong mystery’ with ‘suspense, intrigue, action, and great detective work’ and follows the unputdownable story of Detective Sam Helsdown.

READ MORE HERE.

GUARD HER WITH YOUR LIFE IS OUT NOW.

PURCHASE YOUR COPY OF JOY ELLIS’ LATEST BEST-SELLING TITLE THE BAG OF SECRETS HERE

Joffe Books is thrilled to announce the winner of the Joffe Books Prize 2023: Renita D’Silva, for her compelling psychological thriller, The Neighbour. She receives a two-book publishing deal with Joffe Books, a £1,000 cash prize, and a £25,000 audiobook deal from Audible for the first book. This is one of Britain’s biggest crime prizes.

The Joffe Books Prize for Crime Writers of Colour was established in direct response to the paucity of diverse voices being published in crime fiction. Its explicit aim is to actively seek out writers from communities that are underrepresented in our genre and support them in building sustainable careers, while simultaneously discovering brilliant new talent to join our bestselling list.

Since its launch in 2021, the Joffe Books Prize has been enthusiastically received. This year, submissions included gritty climate thrillers and wrenching domestic suspense, pharmaceutical thrillers to cyberpunk detective mysteries.

The judges, including bestselling author Nadine Matheson, literary agent Nelle Andrew and Joffe Books editorial director Emma Grundy Haigh, considered each manuscript in terms of both the strength of the writing and marketability. The judges unanimously awarded the Joffe Books Prize 2023 to Renita D’Silva.

From the judges: “A wide ranging, ambitious cast of characters and stories that interlock but don't overwhelm. It’s varied and interesting and above all controlled and the clear stand-out in terms of both what it promised and what it was aiming to achieve. I really wanted to know about Gemma, Sapna and Edith and above all I cared about what would happen to them and why. The slow boil of discovering each woman's past while the present unfolded, the complex relationships and the hidden histories: it was a joy.”

Renita D’Silva fell in love with stories at the age of six when her father presented her with her very first story books: Andersen and Grimm Fairy Tales. She's published ten historical fiction novels, the most recent of which is The War Child. Her short stories have been published various magazines and anthologies, and been nominated for the Pushcart prize, shortlisted for the LoveReading Very Short Story award and longlisted for the BBC National Short Story award. The Neighbour is her first psychological thriller.

Renita says: “I'm beyond thrilled to win the Joffe Books Prize 2023 and very excited to be signing with Joffe. I feel humbled and privileged to have such a brilliant team backing my books and to be joining such an amazingly talented cohort of writers.”

Emma Grundy Haigh says: “It’s a privilege to have been able to read so many submissions with such fantastic potential, but it was Renita’s brilliant domestic thriller that shone out to me straightaway. It’s immediately hooky, with a breath-taking opening scene. Renita’s forte is in her strong, relatable, well-drawn characters and that delicate prose which effortlessly carries the tension through a web of secrets, lies and betrayal.”

Synopsis: “Newlyweds Amir and Sapna move into an all-white, middle-class neighbourhood on the edge of a bustling town. Their arrival causes a flutter of disquiet among the residents of the quiet cul-de-sac, exposing long-held secrets and upending the fragile harmony that binds them.”

Joffe Books author Caleb Stephens has been awarded Best Psychological Thriller in the 2023 Best Thrillers Book Awards .com with his gripping brand-new title The Girls in the Cabin.

The addictive thriller has been described by readers as “a true tour-de-force, delivering a thrilling and suspenseful ride that will leave you breathless . . . gripping and unforgettable.”

Set in the stunning wilderness of the Colorado Flat Tops, this breathtaking thriller packed with shocking twists will make you question everything you think you know about family.

Many congratulations to Caleb for this award!

PURCHASE THE AWARD WINNING TITLE HERE.