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Murder By The Bottle by Ed Whitfield

Genre: Psychological Thriller
Rating: 4/5
Publisher: RedDoor Press
Amazon, Hive

About The Book

Keir Rothwell is an angry young man.
Spurned by his lover and mentor and ejected from his art school, he is lost – but determined this will not be the end of his artistic endeavours.
A new job in a local wine shop gives Keir a creative outlet – a chance to turn shop floor drudgery into an original work of art. But his wine critiques mock the shop’s clientele and tension builds on both sides of the counter.
When his new project is threatened, conflict becomes murder and long buried secrets threaten to destroy the artist. But Keir Rothwell will not be undone.

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My Thoughts

I have to say that I was intrigued by the idea of this book, not only for the plot but for the business idea, it was really original. Of course, I would not let Keir Rothwell, the main character of the story, be part of the business. I would like to continue alive, thanks, but the idea is great!
So, let’s talk a little about this story, told in first person from Keir, he shares with us his version of the world, relatable? Possibly, real? I don’t think so… because when emotions are involved, the human race use to change the perspective of the situations as their benefit. And that’s what moves this story, because we can only see Keir perspective and thoughts all the time, so we have to believe that what he thinks and makes is real and true… But what if it’s not?
This is a book to let the story flow and be abducted by the plot; dark and twisted it will be impossible to put down, believe me.
Are you ready to discover “Murder By The Bottle”?

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About The Author

Ed Whitfield is a film and theatre critic, who occasionally blogs on popular culture. To pose as a novelist he undertook an MLitt in Creative Writing from the University of Glasgow, and Faber’s Writing a Novel Programme. He enjoys long walks, dining, dining on ashes, and faux self-deprecation. He splits his time between London and Cornwall, but has heard good things about the rest of the world and hopes to see it someday (provided there’s a good bus service). Murder by the Bottle is his debut novel.