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BLOG TOUR: The Best of Crimes by K.C. Maher

Thank you RedDoor Books for inviting me to participate in the Blog Tour for The Best of Crimes by K.C. Maher. This is very exciting. Today is my stop on the Blog Tour.

QOTD: Would you rather have a rewind button or a pause button on your life?

Synopsys:
Walter, a child prodigy who now works on Wall Street, considers himself a father figure to Amanda, his daughter’s best friend and only child of a neglectful single mother. But when he loses his job after the 2008 financial crisis and his materialistic wife leaves him, taking their daughter, his relationship with Amanda enters a precarious new stage.

Walter struggles to give her the affection and guidance she needs, without succumbing to her budding sexuality. In the year before she enters high school, these two lonely souls will transform each other as Walter breaks out of his emotional shell, and Amanda blossoms into adolescence.

In a world that has always failed to protect its most vulnerable, The Best of Crimes is a new narrative and an unconventional love story that will challenge your perception of right and wrong.

My Rating:❤️️❤️️❤️️/5
  • I gave this book one ❤ ️ because the book is well written.
  • I gave this book one ❤ ️ because of all the references to real events.
  • And another ️❤ because the story was well structured and the characters well defined.
Thank you RedDoor Books for sending me an advanced copy of this book. The Best of Crimes by K.C. Maher is now available at your favourite bookstore.


About the Author:
K.C. Maher’s short fiction has appeared in literary journals including Ascent, Black Warrior Review, Confrontation, Cottonwood, Gargoyle, and The View From Here. Her work has reached short-list status in various contests, including the Iowa School of Letters Award and Drue Heinz Literature Prize. The is her debut novel. She is mother to two children and lives in New York City with her husband

LINKS
K.C. Maher on Twitter: https://twitter.com/kcmaher3
K.C. Maher's website: http://www.kcmaherfiction.com




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