Author Spotlight - Jane Risdon (Ghostly Writes Anthology 2018 Contributing Author)

10/4/2018

Jane Risdon is first and foremost a Crime writer who dabbles now and again in other genres. Published by Accent Press Ltd her most recent novel, Only One Woman, is Women’s Fiction, and is co-written with award-winning best-selling author, Christina Jones, and is set in the UK Music Scene of the late 1960s where she and Christina share their past and love of all things music.

Married to a professional musician and after living all over the world they decided they would continue in the international music industry managing recording artists, songwriters, musicians, and record producers once his band career ended.

Jane has used her experiences in the music business and her interest in crime and espionage to write novels and short stories in the genre. She has also contributed to 14 anthologies – 4 Ghostly Writes anthologies to date with her 5th contribution to be published soon. She writes for online magazines and newsletters, has her own author blog on Wordpress and manages the Only One Woman blog and Facebook pages.

Only One Woman

A lead guitarist whose band is touring and recording in England meets two girls in the swinging sixties.

Buy Links

UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Only-One-Woman-Christina-Jones-ebook/dp/B075D88JBP
USA: https://www.amazon.com/Only-One-Woman-Christina-Jones-ebook/dp/B075D88JBP
Australia: https://www.amazon.com.au/d/Only-One-Woman-Christina-Jones-ebook/B075D88JBP

Other Books by Jane Risdon

Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.co.uk/-/e/B00I3GJ2Y8

Look for The Gift by Jane Risdon in Ghostly Writes Anthology 2018

Release Date: October 31, 2018

The room stank of bleach but that couldn’t be helped, he’d opened the windows and was sure that the odour would soon evaporate. The air fresheners would help too. Nothing was left that he could see but he knew that modern forensics would be able to find blood splatter if they sprayed Luminol where they suspected the murder took place. He’d read some time ago that rubbing surfaces with Horseradish sauce would give a false reading - he carried it with him these days - and he’d done that for added insurance. The murderer didn’t plan on hanging around. If they found anything, which he thought highly unlikely, he’d be long gone. He’d planned on relocating overseas with a new identity and had ensured there wouldn’t be a trail to follow. He hadn’t been successful for as long as he had been without good reason.

His payment arrived in the off-shore bank as agreed once his work had been confirmed upon receipt of his ‘gift’ to his employer. His fee was, as arranged, divided into smaller amounts and sent on to several banks around the globe instantaneously - untraceable, just like he was. It was his last job. He was rich and free. The past was the past, and from now on he was going to enjoy the good life, perhaps he’d even settle down…