Description:
When murder trends too close to home, social media influencer Coco Cline will have to swipe through a sea of trolls to tag a killer.
Brief description: Sarah E. Burr lives near New York City. Hailing from the small town of Appleton, Maine, she has been dreaming of being Nancy Drew since she was a little girl. After not finding any mysteries in corporate America, Sarah began writing some of her own. She is the author of the Trending Topic Mysteries and the Court of Mystery series. Sarah is also the author of the award-winning Glenmyre Whim Mysteries. You Can't Candle the Truth was a 2022 NGIBA Best Mystery Finalist and a 2022 Silver Falchion Best Supernatural Mystery Finalist. Sarah is a member of Sisters in Crime, currently serving as the social media manager for the NY-TriState Chapter. She is also the creative mind behind BookstaBundles, a content creation service for authors. Sarah is the co-host of The Bookish Hour, a live-streamed YouTube series featuring author interviews and book discussions. She writes as a member of the Writers Who Kill blogging team. When she's not spinning up stories, Sarah is singing Broadway show tunes, video gaming, and enjoying walks with her dog, Eevee.
Review Quotes:
Praise for #FollowMe for Murder and the Trending Topic Mysteries
"This book is the perfect mix of Nancy Drew and Instagram and a fun and enjoyable read."-What Angela Reads podcast
"I love Coco Cline...She is like a breath of fresh air in the cozy world."-Dollycas Great Escapes
"#FollowMe for Murder's sleuth Coco Cline is confident, chic, and cool."-Lane Stone, author of the Buckingham Pet Palace Mysteries
"I absolutely loved the characters. Everyone was strong, and I can't wait to hang out with Coco and her friends again."-Carstairs Considers, book blogger
"Ms. Burr has her finger right on the pulse."-J.C. Kenney, bestselling author of the Allie Cobb Mysteries and the Darcy Gaughan Mysteries
"Sarah Burr's #FollowMe for Murder is an accomplished, witty, and perfectly delightful mystery. The narrative unfolds with clear, precise details, and the heroine, Coco Cline, is indeed, someone we'd all want to follow."-Lori Robbins, award-winning author of the On Pointe Mysteries