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Author Spotlight: Afterstrike by L.J. Sellers

Welcome to TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring author L.J. Sellers on The Reading Bud for her latest release Afterstrike.

About The Author

L.J. Sellers

L.J. Sellers writes the bestselling Detective Jackson mysteries—a four-time winner of the Readers Favorite Awards. She also pens the high-octane Agent Dallas series, the Extractors series, and provocative standalone thrillers. The Gender Experiment also won a Readers’ Favorite Award, and her newest release, AfterStrike, is getting the best reviews of her career.
L.J. resides in Eugene, Oregon where many of her 30 novels are set. When not plotting murders, she enjoys standup comedy, cycling, and zip-lining. And much like her Extractor character, she once rescued her grandchildren from a dangerous cult in Costa Rica

You can find author Sellers here:
Author Website | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Amazon | Goodreads | YouTube | TikTok


Praise for the Book

“A sizzling, must-read thriller!”

— Midwest Book Review

“The best thriller L.J. Sellers has written, and she’s at the top of my must-read list.”

— Bestselling Author Teresa Burrell

About the Book

Afterstrike

What if, without warning, you had to run for your life and leave everything behind?

Remi Bartell faces that terrifying moment and takes only the dog who saved her.

But as she starts her new life, lightning strikes! Remi briefly loses her memory and makes one small mistake—that costs her everything. The crime-family patriarch she’s hiding from kidnaps her and plunges her into a revenge nightmare. The psychological trauma cracks open buried memories from her old life that will either save her or destroy her.

AfterStrike blends fast-paced action with psychological suspense and unexpected romance, then ends with an explosive twist.

You can find The Ordeal here:
Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Apple Books


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