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Falling in Two: The Second Book in the Pieces Saga
Sequel to the Smashwords best-selling thriller Pieces, Falling in Two takes us one year after the vigilante killing spree of Angelique McCourt, a gorgeous forensics student with a photographic memory, now craving nothing more than a normal life with her detective boyfriend, Ben. But when similar murders start popping up across New York City, she worries that this copycat killer will stop at nothing until she pays for her crimes. Or worse - she worries that the blood-thirsty monster inside her has awakened.
238 pages, Paperback
Published November 6, 2014
About the author
Julia Dudek
2 books9 followers"A quickly rising literary star...Be on the lookout for more exciting works from this promising new talent." - Josee Morgan, Apex Reviews
"If this is just the beginning, the future can only be of star magnitude." - Joe Perrone Jr., author of As the Twig is Bent and Opening Day
Julia Dudek lives with her two wonderful children in New Jersey. She has been a freelance news writer for almost ten years, graduated from The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey with a degree in Historical Studies, and from Monmouth University with a Master of Arts in Teaching.
Julia has received numerous awards for her writing while in college, most notably The Ignie LaFluer Endowed Scholarship Award for her short story, “The Color of Homage.” Pieces is her first novel.
Julia is currently writing the sequel to Pieces, called Falling in Two, as well as working on other projects. You can visit her website at www.juliadudek.com.
"If this is just the beginning, the future can only be of star magnitude." - Joe Perrone Jr., author of As the Twig is Bent and Opening Day
Julia Dudek lives with her two wonderful children in New Jersey. She has been a freelance news writer for almost ten years, graduated from The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey with a degree in Historical Studies, and from Monmouth University with a Master of Arts in Teaching.
Julia has received numerous awards for her writing while in college, most notably The Ignie LaFluer Endowed Scholarship Award for her short story, “The Color of Homage.” Pieces is her first novel.
Julia is currently writing the sequel to Pieces, called Falling in Two, as well as working on other projects. You can visit her website at www.juliadudek.com.
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December 31, 2017
I purchased this book back in March 2015 and have had it on my 'to-read' pile for all of that period. I adored Julia's first novel, Pieces, when it was originally released and every couple of months, I'd check back on her website and social media sites to see if her new book had finally been published.
Nearing the end of 2017 (it's the 31st of December today), I finally pulled finger and decided that I was going to read the book before the end of the year.
Like 'Pieces', I enjoyed the sequel so very much. I'm not sure what it is about her writing, but Julia manages to make you devour the book in an entire sitting. It didn't take long after opening the book, before I was thrust back into the world of Angelique McCourt and her hectic life after her best friend was brutally murdered. This time, Angie is still struggling with day-to-day life and attempting to get her life back on track, when things are about to become a whole lot more interesting for her.
I don't want to give away the story, but I love a good mystery novel and her second book manages to provide just that - as well as adding in a sprinkling of psychological thriller. If you want something fast-paced, that keeps you on the edge of your seat, this is definitely a book for you.
Julia is an immensely talented author and I genuinely hope that she is working on another novel.
Nearing the end of 2017 (it's the 31st of December today), I finally pulled finger and decided that I was going to read the book before the end of the year.
Like 'Pieces', I enjoyed the sequel so very much. I'm not sure what it is about her writing, but Julia manages to make you devour the book in an entire sitting. It didn't take long after opening the book, before I was thrust back into the world of Angelique McCourt and her hectic life after her best friend was brutally murdered. This time, Angie is still struggling with day-to-day life and attempting to get her life back on track, when things are about to become a whole lot more interesting for her.
I don't want to give away the story, but I love a good mystery novel and her second book manages to provide just that - as well as adding in a sprinkling of psychological thriller. If you want something fast-paced, that keeps you on the edge of your seat, this is definitely a book for you.
Julia is an immensely talented author and I genuinely hope that she is working on another novel.
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