I'm looking for a few readers willing to spend some time with Frankie Voss.
Fair warning: Frankie is not very good at car chases, dramatic shootouts, or kicking down doors.
Fortunately, she's very good at noticing when something in the evidence doesn't make sense.
VOSS: Scene Documentation: Budapest is the first book in the Frankie Voss series, a slow-burn forensic mystery that begins with a case Frankie thought she'd finished five years ago.
She signed the report. The case was closed. Everyone moved on.
Which would be perfectly fine if people connected to that case hadn't started dying.
The investigation takes Frankie from New York to Budapest, following old records, overlooked evidence, inconsistencies, and one increasingly uncomfortable possibility:
What if her original conclusion was wrong?
If you enjoy mysteries where the smallest detail can matter more than the biggest explosion, this might be for you.
I'm offering free EPUB and PDF review copies. There's no strict deadline, no review swap, and absolutely no expectation of a positive review. Honest thoughts are what I'm looking for.
Interested?
Leave a comment below or send me a Goodreads message, and I'll send you a copy.
And if you discover what Frankie missed before she does, please try not to look too smug about it. 🙂
I'm looking for a few readers willing to spend some time with Frankie Voss.
Fair warning: Frankie is not very good at car chases, dramatic shootouts, or kicking down doors.
Fortunately, she's very good at noticing when something in the evidence doesn't make sense.
VOSS: Scene Documentation: Budapest is the first book in the Frankie Voss series, a slow-burn forensic mystery that begins with a case Frankie thought she'd finished five years ago.
She signed the report.
The case was closed.
Everyone moved on.
Which would be perfectly fine if people connected to that case hadn't started dying.
The investigation takes Frankie from New York to Budapest, following old records, overlooked evidence, inconsistencies, and one increasingly uncomfortable possibility:
What if her original conclusion was wrong?
If you enjoy mysteries where the smallest detail can matter more than the biggest explosion, this might be for you.
I'm offering free EPUB and PDF review copies. There's no strict deadline, no review swap, and absolutely no expectation of a positive review. Honest thoughts are what I'm looking for.
Interested?
Leave a comment below or send me a Goodreads message, and I'll send you a copy.
And if you discover what Frankie missed before she does, please try not to look too smug about it. 🙂
Happy reading!
Daniel Laz
Author of the Frankie Voss series
Daniel Laz