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Killing Faith Paperback – August 23, 2020

by B.J. Woster (Author), Barbara Woster (Author)
4.2 out of 5 stars (38)
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Detective Inspector Melissa Lloyd of the Leeds police wanted nothing more than to prove her worth by solving a high-profile murder which took place on British soil: however, she never thought she'd be heading to a foreign country with a priest in tow to face off with a hyper-suspicious mafia boss who uses acid as a means of silencing people who get in his way. Now, with no back up from the Aussie police, Melissa and Father Fildew find themselves on the run with nowhere to hide.
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  1. Print length
    210 pages
  2. Language
    English
  3. Publication date
    August 23, 2020
  4. Dimensions
    6 x 0.48 x 9 inches
  5. ISBN-10
    173566541X
  6. ISBN-13
    978-1735665412
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"An edge-of-your-seat thriller that moves seamlessly from England to Australia. I couldn't stop turning the pages as the mystery unraveled."

"Intriguing, fast-paced, and full of surprises. Detective Lloyd is a character I'd love to see again-strong, smart, and relatable."

"Nail-biting moments and imperfect characters you'll root for."

"A spine-tingling good story."

About the Author

First, let me say - I didn't set out to become a writer. I was too busy running - literally.At fourteen, I was a competitive runner with my eyes on the finish line... until a friend (bless his clumsy soul) accidentally shattered my knee and my athletic dreams in one fell swoop. Overnight, I went from racing tracks to lying flat on my back, trapped beneath a fortress of blankets and a towering stack of Harlequin romances.My dad took one look at those bodice-rippers scattered across my bed, said nothing, and disappeared - only to return moments later, drop a book onto my lap, and declare: "You need to broaden your reading horizons." The book was Iceberg by Clive Cussler. And just like that, my fate was sealed. Dirk Pitt became my new hero. Adventure, mystery, danger - all danced off the page and straight into my imagination. While my knee healed, a new dream took shape: I wanted to whisk readers away on thrilling journeys of their own.So here I am: a writer fueled by a twist of fate, a determined dad, and the legendary Clive Cussler. And while I may not be sprinting down tracks anymore, I'm still chasing stories - and loving every second of the race.It means the world to have you here with me. May my stories spark your imagination as wildly as they've sparked mine.

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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ IngramSpark
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ August 23, 2020
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 210 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 173566541X
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1735665412
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 9.3 ounces
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6 x 0.48 x 9 inches
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.2 out of 5 stars (38)

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  1. B Woster

    B Woster

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    First, let me say - I didn’t set out to become a writer. I was too busy running — literally.

    At fourteen, I was a competitive runner with my eyes on the finish line… until a friend (bless his clumsy soul) accidentally shattered my knee and my athletic dreams in one fell swoop. Overnight, I went from racing tracks to lying flat on my back, trapped beneath a fortress of blankets and a towering stack of Harlequin romances.

    My dad took one look at those bodice-rippers scattered across my bed, said nothing, and disappeared — only to return moments later, drop a book onto my lap, and declare: “You need to broaden your reading horizons.” The book was Iceberg by Clive Cussler. And just like that, my fate was sealed. Dirk Pitt became my new hero. Adventure, mystery, danger — all danced off the page and straight into my imagination. While my knee healed, a new dream took shape: I wanted to whisk readers away on thrilling journeys of their own.

    So here I am: a writer fueled by a twist of fate, a determined dad, and the legendary Clive Cussler. And while I may not be sprinting down tracks anymore, I’m still chasing stories — and loving every second of the race.​

    It means the world to have you here with me. May my stories spark your imagination as wildly as they've sparked mine.

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  2. Barbara Woster

    Barbara Woster

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    First, let me say - I didn’t set out to become a writer. I was too busy running — literally.

    At fourteen, I was a competitive runner with my eyes on the finish line… until a friend (bless his clumsy soul) accidentally shattered my knee and my athletic dreams in one fell swoop. Overnight, I went from racing tracks to lying flat on my back, trapped beneath a fortress of blankets and a towering stack of Harlequin romances.

    My dad took one look at those bodice-rippers scattered across my bed, said nothing, and disappeared — only to return moments later, drop a book onto my lap, and declare: “You need to broaden your reading horizons.” The book was Iceberg by Clive Cussler. And just like that, my fate was sealed. Dirk Pitt became my new hero. Adventure, mystery, danger — all danced off the page and straight into my imagination. While my knee healed, a new dream took shape: I wanted to whisk readers away on thrilling journeys of their own.

    So here I am: a writer fueled by a twist of fate, a determined dad, and the legendary Clive Cussler. And while I may not be sprinting down tracks anymore, I’m still chasing stories — and loving every second of the race.​

    It means the world to have you here with me. May my stories spark your imagination as wildly as they've sparked mine.

    See more on the author's page
  3. B.J. Woster

    B.J. Woster

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    First, let me say - I didn’t set out to become a writer. I was too busy running — literally.

    At fourteen, I was a competitive runner with my eyes on the finish line… until a friend (bless his clumsy soul) accidentally shattered my knee and my athletic dreams in one fell swoop. Overnight, I went from racing tracks to lying flat on my back, trapped beneath a fortress of blankets and a towering stack of Harlequin romances.

    My dad took one look at those bodice-rippers scattered across my bed, said nothing, and disappeared — only to return moments later, drop a book onto my lap, and declare: “You need to broaden your reading horizons.” The book was Iceberg by Clive Cussler. And just like that, my fate was sealed. Dirk Pitt became my new hero. Adventure, mystery, danger — all danced off the page and straight into my imagination. While my knee healed, a new dream took shape: I wanted to whisk readers away on thrilling journeys of their own.

    So here I am: a writer fueled by a twist of fate, a determined dad, and the legendary Clive Cussler. And while I may not be sprinting down tracks anymore, I’m still chasing stories — and loving every second of the race.​

    It means the world to have you here with me. May my stories spark your imagination as wildly as they've sparked mine.

    See more on the author's page
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4.2 out of 5 stars
38 global ratings

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Customers find the book's plot dazzling and engaging, with one review describing it as a thrilling ride from start to finish. However, the character development receives mixed feedback, with one customer noting that character perspectives and timelines change on a whim.
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8 customers mention plot, 7 positive, 1 negative
Customers enjoy the plot of the book, finding it dazzling and interesting, with one customer describing it as a fantastic murder mystery.
I thought the story was interesting and well told, however, I was disappointed in the ending....Read more
...and I found it hard to put down the book as I raced to the fantastic ending. You don't want to miss this. Well done!Read more
...like in her other books, Woster writes a very intriguing and suspenseful murder mystery....Read more
...This is one of the cleverest mysteries I have ever read. The plot is dazzling and its execution is flawless....Read more
7 customers mention engaging, 7 positive, 0 negative
Customers find the book engaging, with one describing it as a thrilling ride from start to finish, while another mentions it provides an adrenaline rush like no other.
...The book is captivating and you find yourself rooting for Melissa to solve her case, make her name for herself in her career and wondering how it...Read more
...stop for a rest—a well-planned plot with twists and turns that keeps you engaged and wondering what will happen next....Read more
...Just like in her other books, Woster writes a very intriguing and suspenseful murder mystery....Read more
...It was a thrilling ride from start to finish, and I found it hard to put down the book as I raced to the fantastic ending....Read more
8 customers mention character development, 4 positive, 4 negative
Customers have mixed opinions about the character development in the book, with some appreciating the characters while others note issues with character perspectives and timelines changing abruptly.
Wonderful, fast paced story with characters you'll fall in love with....Read more
...I did find layout issues between the change of characters, you have to stay on your toes because there is no real break so that you can tell where...Read more
...The writing is good and the characters are mostly believable - although the bad guy was a bit exaggerated....Read more
...read it does need to be paid attention to as character perspectives and timelines change on a whim with little notice to announce the change....Read more

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  • TARUN RATHEE
    5.0 out of 5 stars Dazzling masterpiece
    Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2020
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    I'm not a big fan off crime thrillers but this book is certainly an exception.This is one of the cleverest mysteries I have ever read. The plot is dazzling and its execution is flawless. The book may seem a bit confusing at beginning due to all the jumbled up information but everything falls in place as we move through the chapters.
    The protagonist of the book Melisa travel to a different country in order to investigate an enigmatic crime mystery. Even-though she didn't get any help from the law enforcement in alien country, she was still strong believer of her instincts and done everything in her wits to catch the murderer and to prove her worth to superiors. Nothing more can be said about the story or plot, or anything for that matter, without dropping a major spoiler but trust me this book is a total gem and it keeps readers engaged till the end and I'm truly impressed by the craftsmanship of B.J woster in this particular story; She really knows how to paint a picture with words and has explained each and every character in a very detailed and profound manner. Although, the book contains lot of complicated and strange words which may require a bit research from the reader side but the overall plot of the book supersedes the ambiguity of words.
    overall, it's entertaining and a quick read and if I didn’t have to work I probably would’ve finished it in one sitting.So, i would recommend this to anyone who has slightest of their interest in crime mysteries or detective novels, it's a real teat for eyes.
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  • Jessica Bone
    4.0 out of 5 stars To save a brother
    Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2020
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    Father Alastair Fildew as he was walking the pews of St. Gregory pondered whether he had chosen the right to be a priest. A young woman comes in for confession. The last words she speaks before dying is telling him that his brother is in great danger. Alastair growing up in an orphanage had no idea he had a brother. But, after discovering the body in the confessional and meeting officer Detective Sergeant Melissa Lloyd , he will stop at nothing to find the truth and save his brother.  Detective Llody wants the truth behind the death of the woman and to prove that a woman is capable of being a Detective. As they search for the truth behind the murder of the young woman and who Alastair brother truely is they travel between England and Australia with their only hope to both make it out alive.

    Killing Faith by BJ Woster is a very quick , cripping read that will not leave you disappointed. I have always found myself drawn to English crime takes and this one is not different. I went from page one to one hundred in no time at all and was totally taken in by the end. Now, it is a british crime novel which for some will be off putting. The storyline is written in a way that it could be thoroughly enjoyed by those who do not generally do not enjoy the genre. I did find layout issues between the change of characters, you have to stay on your toes because there is no real break so that you can tell where the character preseptions change on the exception to the flashbacks between Aliastar and Arran.  I did find myself overlooking those things and enjoying the story. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good old fashioned crime tale without a few gangsters in it.
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  • Ivan
    5.0 out of 5 stars A game of cat and mouse that you don't want to lose!
    Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020
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    An Australian police officer goes overseas with a priest to investigate a mob boss and end up on the run as a result. This is a crime thriller of note. The writing is good and the characters are mostly believable - although the bad guy was a bit exaggerated. The concept itself of a police detective going overseas to catch a criminal is mostly okay, there are some elements that don't make sense but for the most part it works just fine. Readers will be kept on the edge of their seats while reading; it's an adrenaline rush like no other. If you need something thrilling to read, then definitely give this one a go.
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  • Christina Hagestad
    4.0 out of 5 stars Another winner
    Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2020
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    Killing Faith is just another awesome book by BJ Woster. This book follows like her other books which mirrors books by Mary Higgins Clark and James Patterson. In these books, they start off a story and then they slowly spend a few chapters giving you new characters and teaching you important information. Sometimes these chapters don’t really make sense at first because they don’t seem to follow or match anything that’s been said. But eventually, as you read the book, all of the story started intertwine and all of the information you’ve learned comes together. Just like in her other books, Woster writes a very intriguing and suspenseful murder mystery. She answers all of the questions by the end of the novel and does so after an extremely well weaving of an intricate plot. Each character has their own personalities and you really feel like you’re in the room with them. She also does a good job not giving away exactly who committed the murder or who is guilty or why things are happening. It makes you have to keep reading the book to make sure you understand how all of the pieces intertwine with each other. I look forward to reading more of her books, although the only criticism I have is that sometimes the dialogue doesn’t seem natural. Sometimes it feels like it is artificially written and would not flow naturally from some people’s mouth’s. I think if she included some different dialects or accent into the writing, that would live in it up a little bit. However none of that takes away from the solid plot of the book.
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  • Stardust
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fast-paced mystery
    Reviewed in Canada on March 19, 2023
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    I found this story very compelling. The book starts with the murder of a young woman who tries to deliver a message to the priest, Alastair. A female detective, Melissa, starts her investigation that leads her to discovering interesting secrets about Alastair’s past. Together, they go to Australia to figure out more about the late woman and to find Alastair’s family.

    The events of the book keep unfolding in Australia, where the author starts showing the parallel plot - the villains who try to protect their dark business and stay undiscovered. I guess this is what adds this novel spices and speeds the reading pace.

    Even though the ending might be tragic, I found it realistic as sometimes the price of justice is that high. I would recommend this read to mystery lovers!
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