Erinwald awards Blood Country 5 stars and says,
The country music scene in Nashville comes brilliantly to life with Dan Jewell's new novel, Blood Country, which will captivate mystery fans and country music lovers alike. Fast paced and cleverly plotted, Jewell draws the reader in by his introduction of memorable characters....
The reviewer at Readers'sFavorite also awards the novel 5 stars and says,
Blood Country is a brilliant mystery.... The complex plot is well paced with just the right amount of action. Jewell included enough twists and turns to keep the reader turning pages. There was more than a tad of humor in the plot. The characters are well-developed and multidimensional. Fans of suspense and mystery will not want to miss Blood Country by Dan Jewell.
Lynnette Phillips gives Blood Country 5 stars and says
Dan Jewell has written an entertaining detective mystery with an intricate plot and complex cast of characters....This gripping novel was just released January 31, 2011 and is bound to become one of those rare books you just can't seem to put down!
The new mystery Blood Country is now available for purchase in paperback at amazon.com, barnes and noble, books a million, or in Kindle format.
In Nashville, it’s conventional wisdom that if you’re looking for work in the music business, you’d better have a steady day job. Guitarist Joe Rose’s business card reads: “Sideman Investigations, Put Someone on Your Side.”
Rose is hired by strung out Country Music superstar Vern Hamlin, owner of Great Axe Music and guitarist extraordinaire, to look into his father’s murder which occurred twenty years ago. Hamlin has received an anonymous letter suggesting that the man convicted of the crime, who was killed in an escape attempt, was not the real murderer.
After Rose interviews a Desert Storm Vet with PTSD, the man is found dead. Is it suicide or murder? As he looks for the killer, Rose encounters Hamlin’s sexy ex-wife (Country’s answer to Lady Gaga), a Professor who writes mystery novels, Hamlin’s promiscuous stepmother, and a songwriter with a big gun.
Rose's investigation rips off the rhinestone mask of the Nashville Music scene and exposes an influential family's secrets of sex and murder.
About the author:
Nashville native Dan Jewell knows only three chords on his old Silvertone dreadnought, but he and his wife Joyce once cut a demo of songs in the famous Woodland Studio, where artists from Robert Plant to Roy Acuff have recorded. He grew up listening to the Grand Ole Opry, and is also a fan of film noir and mystery novels. Before he began writing, Jewell enjoyed a successful career as a college professor and dean.
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