Kevin and I would like to thank all the wonderful bloggers who helped with the relaunch of THE WITNESS. Your help makes a big difference to authors and we cant thank you enough for that help.
What the Bloggers thought:
Black Books Blog
This is a very dark psychological book, which kept me guessing all the way through as I couldn’t see how she was going to escape, if in fact she was going to. This book is full of action right from the very first page all through the book as we are transported from Scotland down to London and back again. I really enjoyed this book and will be on the look out for similar ones from Kevin in the future. Read more here
On The Shelf Reviews
Linda Strong Book Reviews
The very first chapter drew me in …. the run for her life was a real nail-biter. Lots of action kept me riveted to the pages with no warning of what was to be the ultimate end game. The ending is a little ambiguous … leaving me to wonder if there will be a follow up story. Read more here
Joanna Larum’s Reviews
A very fast-paced book with some lovely description of the Scottish countryside, made all the more beautiful in contrast to the horrors which the killer commits. Not a book for the squeamish but one for those who enjoy psychological thrillers. Read more here
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Nicki’s book blog
This is a very well written book that draws you in. I liked several of the characters and felt for their predicament. The psychology of Mr Mac leaves you with chills. This is a dark read in parts. A different type of psychological crime read, one where you know who the perpetrator is (or at least his pseudonym) but not how he is going to be caught. A highly enjoyable read. Read more here
Daisy White’s Wicked Words
Cleverly written, and I loved the character development. Josie made for a strong and likeable lead an the twists and turns kept me reading. This was an interesting take on a psychological thriller and I would read more from this author. Read more here
Jessica Rachow
Whoa! This is one heck of a psychological thriller that has you questioning what you would do in Josie’s position. I love the cat and mouse chase, and the suspense had me on the edge of my seat. Read more here
Kirsty through the looking glass
The Witness by Kevin Marsh
Available from AMAZON
Landscape artist Josie MacDonald is coming to the end of her stay in Scotland. Whilst out on a painting trip early one morning she witnesses a horrific murder.
Mr Mac, the deranged killer, is aware that she has seen him at work and sets out to kill her but Josie manages to escape by plunging desperately into the North Sea.
Mr Mac, convinced that she has perished, discovers a few days later that she has survived and sets out to track her down. He follows her to London where he subjects her to terrible psychological torment as one by one her friends are drawn into the nightmare.
Josie returns to Scotland in order to discover the truth where her worst fears are realised. With time running out and a killer on the loose she must survive long enough to bring their horrifying ordeal to an end.
Kevin Marsh author bio
Kevin Marsh was born in Canterbury in 1961. He lived and went to school there attending the Technical College, (now Canterbury College), as an apprentice sheet metal worker. During his five years of training he worked in a small local company with his father and brother. In 1981 he was married and moved to Whitstable, (his father’s home town).
His first novel, The Belgae Torc, book 1 in the Torc Trilogy, was launched on 30th June 2012 with his second book, The Witness, a psychological thriller, being published in March 2013. The Gordian Knot is the second part of the Torc Trilogy and was published in July 2014. Cutting the Gordian Knot (The Final Solution) is the final book in the Torc Trilogy and was published in July 2016
He has recently retired from teaching steel fabrication and welding and moved to the beautiful Kent countryside to focus on writing and painting.
Website: http://www.kevinmarshnovels.co.uk/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kevin.marsh.1069
