Category: Romantic Suspense, Mystery
Published by Grand Central Publishing, 2009
Pages: 420
About the book: In the sultry South Carolina night, thirteen-year-old Ellis Greene was the only witness to a vicious crime against her beloved cousin, a crime that eventually claimed her cousin’s life. Now fifteen years later, the man she helped convict is out on parole… and hell-bent on revenge.
A suspect in that attack, Nate Vance left BelleIsland with only one person believing in his innocence, his childhood friend Ellis Greene. Now he returns to find that Ellis has grown into a strong, beautiful woman who needs his help. As this man whose adult life is shrouded in mystery and Ellis try to outwit a ruthless criminal, they become closer than they ever dared to hope. But shocking secrets are starting to emerge from the murky, blood-soaked past. What really happened that horrible night? Will the truth protect them? Or send them straight into the trap of a killer…
Author Susan Crandall is giving away two hardcover copies of Seeing Red. If you enter and your name is picked and you are international winner we will give you a replacement prize – a free read from the RJ book Vault.Clear as mud?
31 Responses to Impromptu Giveaway -two hardcover copies of SEEING RED by Susan Crandall
tina
This must be genetic, because her father and now her son, both hated school, but are somehow addicted to books.
I think that is funny found that on the bio page, also loved the covers!! of the books!!!
Pam Keener
Her favorite holiday is Christmas. She loves where she lives because of the four seasons which can come all in one week.
Cherie J
I learned that Back Roads was Susan Crandall’s first solo work, her first published work, and her first award winning novel, winning a RITA for Best First Book and two National Reader’s Choice Awards.
catslady
She was a dental hygienist but always an avid reader.
Cathy M
Susan is a guest today, DECEMBER 2, 2009,
RWA-WF.com, for a
Discussion of the craft of creating memorable characters
caity_mack(at)yahoo(dot)com
Debby
I found a newsletter and the word mesopelagic. neat word. She loves words.
Quilt Lady
I love Susan’s books. Everyone I have read of hers has been an awesome read and I can’t wait to get my hands on this one. I found it very interesting that Susan worked as a dental hygienist in her previous profession and then became a writer. I would love to read the books her and her sister wrote together.
ghurt110 AT bellsouth DOT net
Sherry Haut
She was a dental hygienist.
Carol M
Her son is also a writer.
susan leech
Susan will be at Dallas Book Diva Internet Radio Show on Dec. 12,2009 and she used to be a dental hygienist. Her books looks sooo good and love those covers. susan L.
Mariska
Her book, Pitch Black has won 3 AWARDS ! wow, it’s awesome.
Kathleen O
She was a dental hygenist and married a boy from the same small town in Indiana where she was born. They eventualy moved to Chicago.
Little Lamb Lost
Susan’s previous profession was as a dental hygienist.
Ashley A
She worked as a dental hygenist before becoming a writer.
I learned she grew up in a small Indiana town and that her son is also a writer.
ernicole2001 at yahoo dot com
mindy
that her previous professions was so far off from what she is currently doing, from teeth to books thanks
Lisa G
She was a dental hygentist, who grew up in a small town in Indiana. She married a man fron the same town then moved to Chicago. Though her son hated school he became a writer like his mama. She is also and avid reader. She has two grown children. She and her sister co-wrote four novels.
Sharon A
For much of her young life, even those exhausting years when her children were young and Susan worked in her previous profession (yes, the rumor is true, she was a dental hygienist) she was an avid reader.
Deedles
Her father and now her son, both hated school, but are somehow addicted to books. I can relate to that.
Beverly G
I Learned she came from a family of reader sand her son hated school likeher da dbut loves to read she was a dental hygenist and her sisteris a writer too
Susan ur work rocks!
anne
Susan was a dental hygenist and her sister is a writer.
susan
she dental hygienist…
Tracey D
Susan’s son is a writer, too.
Thanks,
Tracey D
judyv
She loves Christmas.
christy m
she has a space where she recommends a book, currently the book is The Weight of Silence, by Heather Gudenkauf
Maureen
Her and her sister wrote some unpublished stories together.
Alicia
I learned She is not a city person, so she likes to write what she knows, small towns and families.
Thanks for the giveaway >^..^
Leslie D.
I found it interesting that “Susan and her sister co-authored four novels, none of which were published.” I love to write, but don’t think I could do that with one of my sisters. Thanks so much for the giveaway:)
Kelly Ann T.
I learned that Susan learns something from every book she reads and that helps influence her books.
RobynL
Actually, I detest exercising. And truthfully what I do barely qualifies as exercise – it certainly doesn’t qualify as “working out. I feel the same way.
This must be genetic, because her father and now her son, both hated school, but are somehow addicted to books.
I think that is funny found that on the bio page, also loved the covers!! of the books!!!
Her favorite holiday is Christmas. She loves where she lives because of the four seasons which can come all in one week.
I learned that Back Roads was Susan Crandall’s first solo work, her first published work, and her first award winning novel, winning a RITA for Best First Book and two National Reader’s Choice Awards.
She was a dental hygienist but always an avid reader.
Susan is a guest today, DECEMBER 2, 2009,
RWA-WF.com, for a
Discussion of the craft of creating memorable characters
caity_mack(at)yahoo(dot)com
I found a newsletter and the word mesopelagic. neat word. She loves words.
I love Susan’s books. Everyone I have read of hers has been an awesome read and I can’t wait to get my hands on this one. I found it very interesting that Susan worked as a dental hygienist in her previous profession and then became a writer. I would love to read the books her and her sister wrote together.
ghurt110 AT bellsouth DOT net
She was a dental hygienist.
Her son is also a writer.
Susan will be at Dallas Book Diva Internet Radio Show on Dec. 12,2009 and she used to be a dental hygienist. Her books looks sooo good and love those covers. susan L.
Her book, Pitch Black has won 3 AWARDS ! wow, it’s awesome.
She was a dental hygenist and married a boy from the same small town in Indiana where she was born. They eventualy moved to Chicago.
Susan’s previous profession was as a dental hygienist.
She worked as a dental hygenist before becoming a writer.
Ashley A
rvds_angel21@yahoo.com
I learned she grew up in a small Indiana town and that her son is also a writer.
ernicole2001 at yahoo dot com
that her previous professions was so far off from what she is currently doing, from teeth to books thanks
She was a dental hygentist, who grew up in a small town in Indiana. She married a man fron the same town then moved to Chicago. Though her son hated school he became a writer like his mama. She is also and avid reader. She has two grown children. She and her sister co-wrote four novels.
For much of her young life, even those exhausting years when her children were young and Susan worked in her previous profession (yes, the rumor is true, she was a dental hygienist) she was an avid reader.
Her father and now her son, both hated school, but are somehow addicted to books. I can relate to that.
I Learned she came from a family of reader sand her son hated school likeher da dbut loves to read she was a dental hygenist and her sisteris a writer too
Susan ur work rocks!
Susan was a dental hygenist and her sister is a writer.
she dental hygienist…
Susan’s son is a writer, too.
Thanks,
Tracey D
She loves Christmas.
she has a space where she recommends a book, currently the book is The Weight of Silence, by Heather Gudenkauf
Her and her sister wrote some unpublished stories together.
I learned She is not a city person, so she likes to write what she knows, small towns and families.
Thanks for the giveaway >^..^
I found it interesting that “Susan and her sister co-authored four novels, none of which were published.” I love to write, but don’t think I could do that with one of my sisters. Thanks so much for the giveaway:)
I learned that Susan learns something from every book she reads and that helps influence her books.
Actually, I detest exercising. And truthfully what I do barely qualifies as exercise – it certainly doesn’t qualify as “working out. I feel the same way.
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