“They say that some people are born under a bad sign, and in Merton Druitt’s case, it was the sign of the rodent.”

A politician’s wife begins to fear for her husband’s sanity.  An old woman muses on her complicated relationship with God.  A bartender and a social worker talk murder.  Eight strange and compelling tales provide a look into the various hidden corners of a troubled city where nobody truly knows anybody.

The Sign of the Rodent is the third book in the “Support” series, a group of interconnected stories set in the same time and place.

Cover art by Suzanne Catlin.

Look how cute it is.

(And I’m sure I’ll be able to get an actual thumbnail in a minute…)

(UPDATE- I will never get a thumbnail.  Woe is me.)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sacred-Blue-Support-Katherine-Weeks/dp/1543138683/ref=sr_1_cc_1?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1487516268&sr=1-1-catcorr&keywords=katherine+weeks+sacred+blue

Please buy it and make me filthy rich.

For two months, Dylan Chambers was held captive and tried desperately not to lose his mind.  Now he’s back home, he might just lose it anyway. 

Dylan’s friend Kessie blames herself for what happened.  Part of her wants to make amends, but another part just wants to forget. 

Two scared, fallible people, outmatched at every turn.  Some might say they don’t have a chance.  But the world still has its wonders, and one of them is firmly on Dylan and Kessie’s side. 

Sacred Blue is the second in the “Support” series, a group of interconnected stories set in the same time and place.