Today I’m very pleased to offer this Spotlight post for A Broken Clock Never Boils by C.J. Weiss, a compelling-looking read. Weiss also provided a great Guest Post, Using Horror to Cope With Anxiety, that’ll be posting here later this morning. You should definitely check it out–but first, let me tempt you with his new (published today!) paranormal thriller.
Book Details:
Book Title: A Broken Clock Never Boils by C.J. Weiss
Publisher: Bowker
Release date: September 26, 2022
Format: Ebook/Paperback
Length: 285 pages
About the Book:
IS IT MADNESS OR THE SUPERNATURAL?
Psychiatrist Claire Rossi seeks cases nobody else can treat—cases like her mother’s, whose misdiagnosis of schizophrenia and subsequent death inspired Claire’s career. Initially infatuated with an influx of seemingly schizophrenic patients, interest turns to terror as their ailments infect her too. She sees and hears a man who grows more violent with every encounter. The analysis and training she’s relied on her whole career fail to explain his presence, leaving only one conclusion: that what haunts her isn’t in her head at all. But maybe that’s just what she wants to believe.
As her symptoms escalate, she’s left with two unsettling clues. Her mother speaks to her in twisted idioms, and a mysterious letter taunts her with a single line:
Enjoy your gifts.
Purchase Links
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About the Author:
C.J. Weiss loves hiking, board/video games, traveling, and obviously reading (particularly speculative fiction and some history). Trying out new stuff is his jam, so he figured why not spend a few years breaking into one of the world’s most competitive industries?
Weiss lives in Austin, TX. Amazing city, but he’s mainly there because he’d rather walk outside when its 110° than 50° Fahrenheit. Suffice it to say, he’s not moving up north anytime soon. He’s married to his high school sweetheart, “She’s amazing (duh).” They have two cats (mostly hers).
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