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Chris Quarembo

Crime Fiction Author

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...a memorable protagonist/narrator, a complex plot with numerous twists and turns, ...and enough fraud, arson, and murder to keep any reader engaged from the first page.

-John Newlin, The New York Journal of Books, August 8, 2023

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KILLER DEALS
(2023)

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THE REVIEW ARE IN FOR "KILLER DEALS"

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An intelligent whodunit

This is a page turner. [Quarembo] writes with the ear of a real police detective using deliberate prose and dialogue that are a pleasure to read.  ...A riveting whodunit.

 

-PACinPA

Amazon Review

March 25, 2024

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Gripping satisfying read

...well crafted, succinct, fast paced. This novel is a quick lovely read for mystery aficionados and you will be looking forward to a sequel, as am I.

-C.J. Pisapia

Amazon Review

January 9, 2024

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Great Read!

...a fast-paced and exciting read. The toughness and vulnerability of the main character continues to resonate, and I am ready for the sequel.

-crissym

Amazon Review

December 9, 2023

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About Chris Quarembo

Chris Quarembo is an award-winning former newspaper reporter, who also worked as a speechwriter and ghostwriter for corporate executives. Killer Deals is her debut novel. Her short stories in the crime and mystery genre are available on Amazon. She is a member of Sisters in Crime and the Brandywine Valley Writers Group.

 

When she is not reading or writing, Chris loves live theater, art museums and travel, especially in France and Italy. She is also a volunteer docent at the Barnes Foundation, an early modern art collection in Philadelphia.

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