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Cover Reveal: Naked Came the Detective by Glendall C. Jackson III

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Today, we roll out the red carpet for the amazing Glendall Jackson, who is about to unveil the beautiful cover of his newest masterpiece, Naked Came the Detective. Prepare to be enchanted, for what you’re about to see is not just a cover—it’s a visual symphony that captures the very soul of storytelling. 📚💖

Presenting…

About the Book

WINNER: 2023 Paris Book Festival
WINNER, best novella: 2023 Firebird Book Awards
WINNER, best noir mystery: The 2023 BookFest Awards
WINNER: 2023 Literary Titan Gold Book Award
RUNNER-UP, sleuth-mystery: 2023 PenCraft Book Awards

In many murder mysteries, the call girl gets killed. This novella turns that tired trope on its head.
A skilled and versatile sex worker learns that one of her clients, a prominent businessman, was brutally murdered just hours after their last date. With her unique access to the upper echelon of Washington D.C. society, she embarks on an investigation that leads to a shocking discovery.
Glendall C. Jackson III, an award-winning non-fiction writer, creates a vivid portrait of high-end sex work.

You can find Naked Came the Detective here:
Amazon | Goodreads

In the Press

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About The Authors

Glendall C. Jackson III

Glendall C. Jackson III is an award-winning writer who has long specialized in deeply-reported non fiction. Naked Came the Detective, his first novel, won an award in the Paris Book Festival and has earned numerous five-star reviews.


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