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Book Spotlight: B&G Mystery: We Can’t Tell You (3 book series) by Josh Martin

Welcome to the TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring author Josh Martin for his debut supernatural thriller series release, B&G Mystery: We Can’t Tell You: Parts 1, 2, and 3.

Book: B&G Mystery: We Can’t Tell You
Author: Josh Martin
Publication Date: July 20, 2024
Publisher: Independently Published
Genres: Mystery, Supernatural Thriller, Horror
Page Count: 100


About the Book

From Book 1: Have you ever awoken from a deep sleep and still feel like you’re dreaming? A few minutes of confusion is certainly common…..
But what about several months?
Not so common, unfortunately.
One day, not quite a year ago, it happened to me. I couldn’t shake the feeling. I could remember, and not remember, all at the same time.
Confused? Yeah, I was too….
Still am, as a matter of fact.
That one morning changed everything. I mean everything. Nothing could have prepared me for the events that followed.
Prepare yourself….

You’re about to see why.

You can find B&G Mystery: We Can’t Tell You here:
Amazon


About The Author

Josh Martin

Bio – Josh is happily married and a father to two awesome boys.  He graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 2007 with a major in Sociology.  The B&G Mystery series is his first published work.

You can find author Martin here:
Website | Amazon


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One response to “Book Spotlight: B&G Mystery: We Can’t Tell You (3 book series) by Josh Martin”

  1. Book Review: We Can’t Tell You: Part III (B&G Mystery: We Can’t Tell You Book 3) by Josh Martin – The Reading Bud Avatar

    […] with the previous installments, the book does occasionally stumble under its own weight. The dialogue can still feel circular, […]

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