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Haunted by a Broken Oath

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422 pages, Paperback

Published November 11, 2025

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Dee Armstrong

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Dee Armstrong writes thrillers and romantic suspense with a paranormal twist — stories that squeeze the heart, rattle the nerves, and still leave room for love, laughter, and sass.

She pits tough heroines against bad guys you’ll love to hate — with twists that keep the pages flying and endings that fight for hope.

A former U.S. Air Force Russian linguist and three-time Taekwondo Black Belt National Sparring Champion, Dee believes the vulnerable should be protected and justice must be fierce—because the past never stays buried, and the truth never sleeps.

When she’s not writing about danger and desire, Dee is chasing after her littles, sipping tea on the porch, and plotting against the weeds in her garden.

Find her on social @DeeArmstrongAuthor for sneak peeks, behind-the-scenes chaos, and stories that leave a fingerprint on your heart.

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December 27, 2025
This is one of those books where you tell yourself you’ll stop after one chapter…and then you don’t.

I picked up Haunted by a Broken Oath expecting a solid mystery and ended up completely sucked in. The story moves fast, the tension keeps building, and I never felt like I could relax while reading it.

JD Wolfe is the kind of character who feels real right away—tough, stubborn, and clearly carrying a lot of baggage. I liked her, but more than that, I cared about what happened to her, which made the danger feel personal.

Every clue seemed to raise the stakes instead of answering questions, and more than once I had to say, “Okay…that’s not what I expected.”

I was on the fence about the paranormal angle, but it honestly ended up being one of my favorite parts. The ghost isn’t there just to be spooky—she actually matters, and she adds an emotional layer that made the story hit harder.

By the time I finished, I felt that mix of satisfaction and frustration that only comes from a really good read—satisfied because the story delivers, frustrated because now I want more.

If you like thrillers that keep you hooked, have a strong lead, and don’t play it safe, this one is absolutely worth reading.
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