Jeff Buick, Author

Thank you to everyone who downloaded ‘A Killing Game’ during the free promo. It truly means more than I can say. If you’ve started reading and are enjoying it, I’d be grateful if you’d consider leaving an honest review on Amazon. jeffbuick.com/review-a-killi…

Last day. 'A Killing Game' is still FREE on Kindle until tonight, then it returns to its regular price. If you enjoy crime thrillers with momentum and an investigation that tightens the screws right to the final page, grab it while it’s free: amazon.com/dp/B082P4RL1D

Today, 'A Killing Game' will be FREE on Kindle for a limited time. If you like fast-paced crime fiction where the investigation keeps tightening and the truth refuses to stay buried… you’ll want this one in your library. Details + link: amazon.com/dp/B082P4RL1D

First off, a quick thank you - and a celebration. Congratulations to Teresa P from Michigan, who won a $25 Amazon Gift Card and a paperback copy of 'A Killing Game'. Thank you to everyone who entered the giveaway.

A Christmas short story for readers. *Tommy’s Christmas* is free to read: jeffbuick.com/tommys-christm… Wishing you a quiet Christmas, Jeff

Reader giveaway: signed paperback + $25 Amazon gift card. Free short story download + bonus entries when you enter: jeffbuick.com/contest/ Ends Jan 7.

New review up! Alex Finlay’s "IF SOMETHING HAPPENS TO ME" is a rousing, high-paced thriller that delivers on every page. Read Jeff’s full review: jeffbuick.com/jeffs-book-rev… #BookReview #Thriller #AlexFinlay

"I've seen this book described as 'quirky and irresistible' and I totally agree that both of those words are dead on. If you decide to open this one, get ready to stay with it through the decidedly strange first third..."

I hadn't read anything by Hunsicker and wasn't sure what I would be getting when I started this book, but I found out very quickly that the author can, and does, deliver a great story. @HarryHunsicker

These old Buicks still have a lot of horsepower.

Don’t ever tell these guys “C’mon, throw me a bone”. You never know what you’ll get.

This restaurant didn’t make it into a book — but the conversation we overheard while eating here definitely will.

Some days I write 1000 words. Some days I cut 1500. That’s the job. But the story always gets better.

This little robin built her nest in our backyard, probably saw the vast amount of vegetables we planted and thought it would make a good pantry!

This was my best attempt at walking out of the surf like Daniel Craig. Pretty sure I nailed the cold water part at least.

Throwback to the International Thriller Writers awards — seeing "The Vulture Fund" up there was surreal. Grateful for every reader, every word, and every coffee it took to write it.

Ever had this happen? You're reading and you stop and reread a sentence, or a paragraph, or a page, just to savour it again and again. The words are like silky smooth chocolate, without the calories. That's Libby Cudmore.

Really windy in Calgary last night -  got a wet cleanup on aisle 5.

Sometimes you chase the story, sometimes it finds you in a kayak off the coast of New Zealand. #thursdaythrowback #behindthebook

Check out Alex the Great, a therapy rabbit that brightens everyone’s day in San Francisco. We need more stories like this one. youtu.be/o2QHQyCzPIM?si=Ns1Y…