About the Book
Book: Twin Murder Mix-Up
Author: Sami A. Abrams
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Release date: August 23, 2022
A case of mistaken identity…
has lethal results
After capturing a murder on her camera, photographer Amy Baker becomes the next target—but her identical twin is killed instead. Now on the run with her sister’s newborn, Amy has only one person to turn to—Detective Keith Young, her childhood crush. But when they discover Keith is the baby’s father, can he regain Amy’s trust to keep them safe…before the killer strikes again?
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About the Author
Sami A. Abrams lives in Northern California, but she’ll always be a Kansas girl at heart. She loves to travel and watch sports. However, most evenings, you’ll find her engrossed in a romantic suspense novel. She thinks a crime plus a little romance is the recipe for a great story.
More from Sami
#Authorproblems That’s what the excitement around Keith Young was…a problem—Kinda. Lol!
When I started to hear request for his story, I panicked. Authors don’t want to disappoint their readers. And being new to the published scene…Well, you get the picture. 😊
After the release of Buried Cold Case Secrets, many readers told me they wanted Keith’s story. In fact, the overwhelming response puzzled me. What had I done to create such a buzz about Jason’s partner? And of course, I had to ask why?
The general answer I received…Keith’s a nice guy and the perfect partner.
I have to admit, I got a little nervous since I had already written his story. And I worried if I’d done his character justice?
However, after writing Buried Cold Case Secrets, I knew Keith had to have his own story. He’s such a great guy and needed his happily ever after. So, I dove in and asked, what would happen if he made a huge mistake? Not just a physical one, but a heart one.
By the time I finished, I loved seeing Keith and Amy move past their poor choices and hurt to find acceptance and love. The perfect ending to Keith’s struggles.
All that to say, I hope you love Keith and Amy’s story as much as I do. #TeamKeith
My Review
“Amy Baker maneuvered through the afternoon traffic, whispering a prayer for the millionth time that the person for her sister’s death hadn’t discovered his mistake: he’d killed the wrong twin.”
There is something about twins, particularly identical twins, that has always fascinated me and has sometimes made me wish that I was one. As Sami Abrams demonstrates in Twin Murder Mix-Up, however, there are obviously a few disadvantages, too! Most cases of mistaken identity end up being of little consequence, but in this case, the stakes are much higher when Amy Baker inadvertently photographs a murder in progress. Like Amy, readers find themselves thrust into the middle of an intense cat-and-mouse game with no answers and everything to lose. Detective Keith Young, her childhood best friend who dropped out of her life a year ago, is the only person she can reach out to, but wounds run deep and add to the challenges.
Featuring one of the characters from Buried Cold Case Secrets, Twin Murder Mix-Up can easily be read as a standalone. Abrams focuses more on the characters and their relationships than on the suspense element per se, highlighting how a person’s actions and communication (or lack thereof) have direct consequences. As much as the main characters frustrated me at times, I realized that it is important for Christian fiction to portray realistic characters that have flaws and have made mistakes. These are the types of characters that people can relate to the most, and even more importantly, they are the types of characters that might speak to nonbelievers. Amy and Keith do grow throughout the story as they encounter situations that test their faith and their perspectives, and Abrams explores the nearly-ubiquitous problems of lacking self-confidence and being unable to forgive oneself. When we come to the end of ourselves, we realize that God has been in control all along, and that when we accept Him as Savior and Lord, all things do work together for our good and His glory (Romans 8:28).
I received a complimentary copy of this book through Celebrate Lit and was not required to post a favorable review. All opinions are my own.
My rating: 4 stars ♥♥♥♥
Blog Stops
Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, August 27
Bizwings Blog, August 27
The Avid Reader, August 27
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, August 28
Christina’s Corner, August 28
Genesis 5020, August 29
Texas Book-aholic, August 29
Inklings and notions, August 30
Through the Fire Blogs, August 30
EmpowerMoms, August 30
Betti Mace, August 31
deb’s Book Review, August 31
For Him and My Family, September 1
Pause for Tales, September 1
The Sacred Line, September 1
She Lives To Read, September 2
Locks, Hooks and Books, September 2
Ashley’s Clean Book Reviews, September 3
Britt Reads Fiction, September 3
For the Love of Literature, September 4
Lights in a Dark World, September 4
Paula’s Persuasion, September 4
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, September 5
Book Looks by Lisa, September 5
Because I said so — and other adventures in Parenting, September 6
Vicarious Living , September 6
Mary Hake, September 6
Babbling Becky L’s Book Impressions, September 7
Bigreadersite , September 7
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, September 8
Blogging With Carol, September 8
Simple Harvest Reads, September 9 (Guest Review from Donna Cline)
Labor Not in Vain, September 9
Giveaway
To celebrate her tour, Sami is giving away the grand prize package of a $25 Amazon card and signed copy of Twin Murder Mix-Up (US only) or eBook for outside the US!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.
https://promosimple.com/ps/210ca/twin-murder-mix-up-celebration-tour-giveaway
For the Love of Literature 
This sounds like an interesting book to read!
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This sounds like an exciting read!
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