The BookLife Prize, by Publisher’s Weekly, aims to ” to discover, cultivate, support, and celebrate great works of unpublished or self-published writing by independent authors.” Polters, a new novel from PsiFi Books set in Bardonia, the land between the living and the dead, got a positive review from their notoriously severe judges:
”An inventive mystery set in the land between the living and the dead. A photographer crosses over to the world of Polters and helps unravel the truth behind some murders as well as the workings of Bardonia. The writing is clean with a consistent voice and clearly detailed language [and] the novel explores deeper themes effectively.
The conceit is clever, and the world of Bardonia is fresh and vividly presented. The addition of the crime/mystery elements fit well with the world. The characters are sufficiently developed with clear, individual motivations and believable relationships. The interplay between Clay and Lane is particularly impactful as the story draws to a close.’ –BookLife Prize Reviewer.
Prizewinners are announced in the Fall, but while we wait with ghostly breath, we’ll take all the strokes we can get!
Polters is available in ebook and paperback from Amazon and non-Amazon retailers. See:
Ebook – Kindle: 979-8-9877761-1-7 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BV3HG5JB
Paperback – KDP: 979-8-9877761-0-0 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BW341B1M
Ebook – D2D (epub) ISBN: 979-8-9877761-2-4
from Apple, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and many others: UBL https://books2read.com/u/mBVzVk
