When pet turns predator…
Inspired by his fascination of big cats, Lee Connor wrote ‘Vamika‘ which is set where and when he grew up, in North London in the 1980s and 1990s. Vamika is a leopard kept illegally by career criminal, Bill Britton, who makes the fatal error of setting her free then having to track her down and put right his wrongs when she stealthily unleashes terror on the surrounding villages.
The free promotion is running from 3rd to 7th September, and the book is also available on Kindle Unlimited. Lee is particularly keen to boost the number of reviews and ratings on Amazon, and would be hugely grateful to any readers who are happy to take the time to rate and review Vamika after enjoying it.
Lee is also interested to hear from readers to find out what they enjoyed about it, as it is written to appeal to a wide audience, from those with a specific interest in big cats to those who have a general interest in horror and thriller novels. If you would like to reach out to Lee, you can find him on Facebook on his page, Connor Creations. He also has a YouTube channel, LeeConnorCreates.
Those who have read it so far have praised its authenticity in its dialogue and the fact the plot is completely possible and believable. Many have commented on the lasting effects from reading it, such as making sure your windows are closed, as well as the sense of vulnerability when alone on a train station platform at night. One reader also summed it up just perfectly; “Jaws in a black fur coat”. Free on Kindle.
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