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Christopher Amato

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Since he was a child, Christopher Amato dreamed of working in law enforcement. After earning a degree with honors in criminology from Florida State University, he began working as a federal agent. Upon retirement, he pursued another longstanding dream, turning his attention to writing. His first two books are crime thrillers, followed by his collection of short stories.
Christopher is married, a proud father of three sons, and a grandfather to two teenage boys. He and his wife currently reside in North Carolina, but they lived in Italy for almost a decade, traveling around Europe house and pet sitting, having a blast and learning how people in the world live. He makes a to-die-for vegetarian chili from his own recipe and is known for his qui
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Christopher Amato The idea for my most recent book, Shadow Investigation, came from my law enforcement work experience. There's a great deal of authenticity in the stor…moreThe idea for my most recent book, Shadow Investigation, came from my law enforcement work experience. There's a great deal of authenticity in the story line. It's a work of fiction, but there's a "realness" to the actions and dialogue.(less)
Christopher Amato I like to create worlds, characters, and motivations, and actions. Dialogue is my favorite part of writing a novel.
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A Letter from Sicily

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A few people have asked me about the origin of the story Peace River Village. The answer is it came from a dream. A few years ago, I woke up and remembered my dream about a group of police officers who lived on the same street. After I sat up, there was still a cloudy thread in my mind where the officers were working on some sort of investigation. I recalled a lot of funny things in the dream — th

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A mysterious, spooky story contained within a steamy romance. Or is it the other way around? You be the judge, but either way, the reader is the grand prize winner in this fascinating story told from various characters’ perspectives.
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Of course, someone saw something and will come forward to the police. Undoubtedly, the monster will be stopped... right? Read Five Roses for Walter, a suspenseful, chilling-to-the-bone stunner to find the answer. But beware, you've never read anythin ...more
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A powerfully told story that spans generations, Sarah Nakawatase skillfully weaves an intriguing story about life, trust, and love as seen through the eyes of various fascinating and colorful characters. The suspense builds to a cres
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Baby ConSEALed by Leah  Miles
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Prepare yourself for a pulse-pounding, captivating thriller that only stops for moments of sizzling romance. Meet Rissa and her spirited two-year-old daughter, Shelby—as danger looms, only one person can keep them safe: Navy SEAL Bernie “Burn” Cruz. ...more
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With Lunch Tales Teagan, author Lucille Guarino proves she has a keen knack for pulling readers in immediately. The story centers on Teagan, who struggles with the needs her heart is missing while also discovering and accepting what her heart demands ...more
Finding Naomi by Diane Hawley Nagatomo
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Elizabeth's Mountain by Lucille Guarino
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Three words: What a treat. I loved the way author Lucille Guarino kept me hanging on for what would happen next. I was like, “no, no, don't stop here yet! I want to know now.” Really excellent.
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Following Sunshine by Niamh McAnally
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Get ready to think about life differently and walk away changed. Following Sunshine is more than a memoir; it’s a guide for living honestly, courageously, and following one’s own sunshine. Author Niamh McAnally doesn’t have it all figured out, and sh ...more
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