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HOUSE OF LIES…. A Political Cult Suspense Built Upon Truth

 

Missouri, November 2012:  In conjunction with Vanilla Heart Publishing, Susan Claridge, (Mizzou Alum, 1992) writing under the name S.R.Claridge, has just released her seventh novel since her debut novel, No Easy Way, released in 2010 and was nominated for The Molly Award by the HODRW.  Best known for her mafia series, Just Call Me Angel, Claridge says her books appeal to audiences that “love mystery and suspense with a little bit of romance and a whole lot of action.”  That’s just what they get in HOUSE OF LIES; that, and the speculation of a whole lot more.  One unique tidbit of information about Claridge is that she incorporates her Alma Mater into every novel and HOUSE OF LIES is no different.

HOUSE OF LIES is a story about a young woman who sets out on a course to save her sister from the evil grips of a cult located near the Missouri/Kansas state line.  The blurb on Amazon describes the book like this:

 

 “A strange message sets Skylar Wilson on a perilous journey to save her sister from a deadly cult. Searching for answers, Skylar discovers that the cult stretches far beyond its pseudo-evangelical, House of Prayer veil, penetrating the upper echelon of the United States government and pushing a lethal international agenda. To expose the truth, she must first unravel the lies, each one leading her down a trail of deadly scandals and mysterious deaths. For this nightmare to end, Skylar will have to take her sister back to where it all began.”

 

Receiving five star reviews, HOUSE OF LIES is being likened to Dan Brown’s, The DaVinci Code, in that controversy is growing that HOUSE OF LIES may be built on the truth.  Some of the events in the book may have an all-too-familiar ring for folks who live in this part of the country.  Although Claridge insists the book is a work of fiction, critics are pondering how fictional.  One reviewer said, “I found myself contemplating whether the author had been involved in the international house of prayer movement and how much of what happens in the book sadly happens in real life.”  Did Claridge model the P3 group in her book after the International House of Prayer?  Regardless, it makes for an interesting and entertaining read. 

“HOUSE OF LIES will take you to the edge and leave you dangling with excitement,” wrote TrueBlueEbookReview, who gave the book a full five star rating.  Claridge, with her short story, Petals of Blood, now nominated for the 2013 Pushcart Prize, says she hopes people enjoy reading HOUSE OF LIES as much as she enjoyed writing it.  And, she said with a wink, “the sequel is coming.”   

All of S.R.Claridge’s novels are available in Ebook and Print on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Smashwords.  More information can be found on the author website(www.AuthorSRClaridge.com)  or publisher website.  You may contact Claridge via email at AuthorSRClaridge@gmail.com

 

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