She found a watch. A monster found a plaything.

Looking for love is the last thing on single mother Phoebe Jackson’s mind.
She’s desperate to find a way to make enough money to help her sick child and
will do anything to save her. Finding an

Unbeknownst to her, the watch belongs to the mobster Michael
“Fingertips” Contini. Within days Contini discovers she took the
watch and confronts her, and soon Phoebe’s lured into his world of wealth and
power, and finds much much more than she was looking for…

Former cop Brent Greer, Phoebe’s ex-husband’s best friend, knows Contini’s
history all too well and knows that Phoebe is blind to how much danger she’s
really in. Her problems may be none of his business, but he can’t stand by and
watch her fall in deeper. Extricating her from the vicious gangster is harder
every day she spends with him—yet if Brent can’t convince Phoebe to get out, a
deadly end can’t be far off.

Gregg Bell has created a very interesting novel, one that
will get your attention and keep it. For those of you who enjoy action, this
book has plenty.

– Reading Shy With Aly

I was impressed with this read. There was some
predictability in it but also a thrilling mystery because you really couldn’t
pinpoint who the bad guy was for the first half of the book. All in all, I
really enjoyed this fantastic read!

– Craves The Angst Book Blog

I really was pleasantly surprised by ‘The Find’. Last
night I just had to find out how this book would end so I read till late at
night, just to finish this book. That is definitely something ‘The Find’ will
make you do. Gregg Bell’s writing pulls you in and you just have to finish it.

– Maureen’s Books

‘When I was ten a drunken guy almost drowned me in a
swimming pool. It was in Miami Beach at

So I write novels and stories about characters like
you and me with their heads underwater. (Figuratively speaking of course.)
Characters under so much duress their brains are about to burst. They’re at the
end of it all. No way out of this one. But I also write with a sense of humor.
(You have to have a sense of humor, right?)

I was born in 1956 in Chicago. A lifelong Illinois
guy. Married once. Divorced. No kids. No pets. Passionate about things: people,
classical music, golf. And I always seem to be on the side of the underdog.’ –
Gregg Bell

For more information about ‘The Find’ by Gregg Bell
you can go to Goodreads and Amazon or visit his website. You can also find Gregg on Twitter , Facebook and on his blog.  

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