Have you ever had a gut feeling about someone?

And ignored it?

In the thriller Ask for Andrea by Noel Eyley, that feeling could be the difference between

life and death, and it may also be a message from the other side. Three women murdered by the same man unite in the afterlife to stop him from killing again in this domestic thriller meets the lovely bones.

Julia, who you know as Alvina, recently read Ask for Andrea. And here's what Alvina said.

Thrillers aren't usually my genre of choice.

I prefer my deaths to be fake.

But I found myself gripped by Ask for Andrea,

often reading well into the night and almost neglecting the case files.

Not that Arthur would have noticed.

I particularly enjoyed the exploration of the three central characters' ghost existence,

as they discover their powers and limitations and must find creative ways to use them

in order to prevent their murderer from striking again.

This is a chilling read, so make sure you grab a mug of hot cocoa as you settle down with this book. And don't read it when you are alone in the office at night with a freezer full of bodies in the basement. This book-tuck viral suspense thriller will now be available as a deluxe special edition with gorgeous stenciled edges. Ask for Andrea is great for readers of Freedom

McFadden, Karen Slaughter and John Mars. You can find the deluxe special edition trade paperback

of Ask for Andrea wherever books are

sold for a limited time.

Hi everyone, this is Oystein, writer-director of the Amelia Project.

This summer I spent four weeks at Residencia Corazon in La Plata in Argentina.

Residencia Corazon is a house for artists where you can live and work for an extended period of time.

I know there are many artists among the listeners of the Amelia Project.

We constantly see proof of that through fan art and fan fiction and events such as Coco

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