The Boot Camp Murder by Matthew Ross

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @zooloosBT for letting me be part of this tour and reviwing this book. The Boat Camp Murder is a murder mystery that has a bright yellow cover that will make you drawn to the book straight away. The story about Monica who ambitious and ends up quitting her job because of the men that she works with. Monica then meets Paddy who help her with a business idea. I found The boat Camp Murder to be an entertaining read with fantastic characters . It is a cosy and fun read that will take you away from your world for a bit. I have not ready any books from Matthew Ross before, but I will definitely read more in the future. 4 stars. Author Bio Matthew Ross is the author of 3 published novels to date. His first novel, "Death Of A Painter" was selected by The Sun newspaper as one of its picks of the week. Matthew wrote his first novel after undertaking the prestigious Faber Academy 6-month novel writing course under the tutelage of Richard Skinner. Prior to that Matthew wrote material for a leading British stand-up comedian for their live performances, corporate bookings, national theatre tours and their appearances on tv and radio shows such as "Have I Got News For You", "Mock The Week" and "The News Quiz". In addition, he was commissioned to provide material and sketches for several comedy series that were broadcast on BBC Radio 4. Matthew lives in Kent with his family and pets. Matthew’s Links Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/PoynterElectricalServices Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattw_ross/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattwross Website: www.mattwross.uk Book Links Goodreads - https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/203097096-the-boot-camp-murder Buy Links - https://mybook.to/bootcampmurder-zbt Book Blurb An an ambitious high-achieving young woman, unfairly bullied from her job, her career in ruins; her brother, a charming slacker getting by on good looks and charisma; an out-of-control unstoppable terrier called Winkle, and a popular social media star bludgeoned to death - who said pet-sitting would be a walk in the park? Monica was on the corporate ladder striving to be a high-flying executive, but when the misogynistic bullying from the privileged pale stale males becomes too much she snaps and quits on the spot. At her lowest ebb, a chance remark from her charming slacker brother Paddy identifies a business opportunity – she becomes a pet-sitter! She’s enthusiastic, she loves animals, and she’s got the management it’s bound to be a success, isn’t it? Monica quickly finds dealing with her team of misfits as easy as herding kittens. Monica and Paddy soon very publicly clash with a much beloved personal trainer that has made their local park his own personal kingdom. However, after he is brutally murdered with his own dumbbell, legions of his online devotees are quick to pronounce Monica guilty in the court of social media opinion. When the demands for retribution threaten to overspill into Monica’s real life, she knows she must find the killer before the lynch mob comes for her

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