On Jan. 22, 2012 an Atlanta crime writer's fictional mystery book received its most recent praise from reviewer Diana Cikes. The "Ali Brown Criminal Profiler Series" seeks to take readers into the world of criminal profiling from a safe fictional distance and reviewer Diana Cikes says the book is a
"Terrific first novel," for A. Ryder.
The first book in the series "The Group of Three Murder Mystery" takes readers into the southern law enforcement world in Georgia no less. The book pitts the protaganist Ali Brown against some of her own members within the community of police as she seeks to bring closure and an arrest for three murdered female crime victims and their families.
"It provides a realistic sneek peek into the world of investigation, as well as the sexual discrimination faced by women working in a male-dominated field," Cikes said.
Another reviewer, Meredith McCormick, had this to say about the short, one-day mystery read that is currently available online in both a paperback $6.99 version, as well as a $1.99 eBook option,
"I enjoyed learning profiling techniques that I didn't know about. When's the sequel?"
Interested fans of crime mystery fiction can take advantage of a "no shipping charge" opportunity through Jan. 31 with Lulu.com, one of the places selling the book online. Just be sure to enter in the following code during the final checkout phase: "WHOASHIPPING"
You can check out A. Ryder's interactive book website to view photos of fictional book characters, crime scenes and more at A. Ryder's website. And those with an Amazon.com account can purchase the paperback or eBook on that site as well, but the shipping discount is only applicable on Lulu.com
A. Ryder is the pseudoynm of Criminal Profiler Radell Smith, the columnist who keeps the nation informed on current murder crime profiles. "The Group of Three Murder Mystery" is her first published work of fiction.
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