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Blog Tour: The Bloodstone Series By Chris Karlsen

Title: The Bloodstone Series Author: Chris Karlsen Genre: Historical Fiction/ Thriller Hosted by: Buoni Amici Press, LLC Three Exciting and thrilling stories which follow the Victorian detective, Rudyard Bloodstone. Silk: It is the time of Jack the Ripper, the widowed Queen Victoria sits on the throne of England. The whole of London is on edge wondering when or where Jack will kill next. The Palace, Parliament, and the press are demanding the police do more to find him. In another part of London, rough-around-the-edges war hero, Metropolitan Detective Inspector Rudyard Bloodstone has his own serial killer to find. Inter departmental rivalries, politics, and little evidence to go on hamper the investigation at every turn. In a battle of wills, Bloodstone presses forward following his instincts in spite of the obstacles. Snifter of Death: The summer of 1889 was proving to be a strange one for Detective Inspector Rudyard Bloodstone and his partner. They had a sexual pervert loose ter...

Audio Release: Choosing Heart or Home By Chris Karlsen

🎧 Now Available on Audible! 🎧 Listen to your copy today! Choosing Heart or Home by Chris Karlsen Audible: https://amzn.to/2IbfZtG Book Blurb London - Christmas, 1889. The widowed Queen Victoria reigns over an empire on which the "sun never sets", and London is bright with holiday decorations. Detective Rudyard Bloodstone's career is moving along well as Holborn Station's lead investigator. His year had gotten even better when he met London's celebrated music-hall star Honeysuckle Flowers. As he and his lady embark on celebrating the holidays, Rudyard grows homesick for Wales and his family there. He makes plans to see his parents and thinks it is the perfect time to introduce Honeysuckle to them. To his unhappy surprise, his mother paints her with a trollop's brush. His mother is firm: He is loved and missed and most welcome in the family home, but his lady is not. He must choose between them, and to choose means the risk of losing the other.