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Published: Jan 7, 2024 by C.S. Rhymes

Announcing the new book, The Little-Astwick Mysteries - Trouble at the church, by C.S. Rhymes. It is now available for pre-order on the Amazon Kindle store for £2.99, with the release date of the 1st February 2024.

It will also be available as a paperback version from the same date from Amazon books.

About the book

The Little-Astwick Mysteries - Trouble at the church, is a fast paced crime mystery set in the fictional English village of Little-Astwick. David Morgan, a Community Support Officer, new to the area, gets plunged in at the deep end with a new acquaintance, Evelyn McKenzie, trying to figure out what has been going on at the village church.

Whilst out walking her faithful dog, (Charlie), Evelyn noticed the church doors were open and signs of a disturbance inside. Follow the duo through their investigation around the village, in their attempts to solve the mystery of Little-Astwick.

About the author

This is the fourth book by C.S. Rhymes, and the second novella after Nigel’s Intranet Adventure. The other non-fiction books include How NOT to use a smartphone and How NOT to make a Website. All books available on Amazon Kindle.

Why did I become a writer?

There has been a lot of discussion on Threads recently about becoming a writer, but don’t give up your day job. I have seen a lot of arguments from all sides, some people saying they became a successful full time writer, others saying they would never give up their job, then there are others who became writers full time then went back to another job. Writing has always been a hobby for me, but this discussion has made me think more about why I write.

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