A Beautiful Way To Die By David M Hinds

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you, @hyggebooktours, for letting me be part of this tour and for the opportunity to review this book. A Beautiful Way to Die is a psychological thriller, which is my favourite genre. I was hooked from the very first page. There were so many moments where I kept thinking, What’s going on? I was completely mesmerised. The story is engaging from start to finish, and I found James to be a very interesting character. I loved following his story after the accident. I felt completely lost in the book in a good way because it was so gripping and such an interesting read. I will definitely be reading more books by David M. Hines in the future. 5 stars Author’s Website: www.davidmhinds.com Genre: Romantic psychological mystery thriller Author Bio: I am an award-winning stress management consultant (retired) who, decades ago, wrote the HarperCollins-published non-fiction title AFTER STROKE and the Hodder & Stoughton-published self-help title BEAT DEPRESSION. You will appreciate the relevance of my stress management/mental health background and my extensive research into tasers as you read the novel. If you glance at the rear cover, you will see that professionals in the publishing business have already given A BEAUTIFUL WAY TO DIE rave reviews. Book Blurb: 50,000 volts of taser-driven psychological mystery! During a hostage rescue situation that goes tragically wrong in England's Dartmoor National Park, handsome anti-hero and self-made billionaire, Jamie King, suffers psychological damage when a 50,000-volt hit from a police taser unleashes his split personality, causing havoc with his love life and shaking the very foundations of his worldwide stress management business empire.

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