Copyright 2006 - 2007 Susan Sleeman
Christian Suspense
To Die For
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Chris Well's "laugh-out-loud" crime thrillers include Forgiving Solomon Long (picked by Booklist as one of the Top 10 Christian Novels of 2005), Deliver Us From Evelyn (a #1 book on Technorati,a #2 Christian Thriller on Amazon) and the End-Times(ish) comedy-thriller Tribulation House.
By day, he is Web Content Manager for Salem Publishing and contributing editor for CCM Magazine, and has contributed to
Thriller Readers Newsletter, 7ball magazine, Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine and Infuze Magazine.
He and his wife make their home in Nashville, Tennessee, where he is hard at work on his next novel.
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Read more about Chris at: www.StudioWell.com
Contact Chris at: www.myCCM.org/ChrisWell
Books By Chris
| Deliver Us from Evelyn, Kansas City Blues Series #2 Click title to read excerpt or buy from CBD.com By Chris Well / Harvest House Publishers Evelyn Blake may live in the heartland---but there's nothing sentimental about her or her Kansas City media empire. When her reclusive billionaire husband runs for mayor, and then suddenly goes missing, it seems everybody in town is climbing on the detective bandwagon. Will they find answers---or more trouble than they bargained for? 300 pages, softcover from Harvest. |
| Forgiving Solomon Long, Kansas City Blues Series #1 Click title to read excerpt or buy from CBD.com By Chris Well / Harvest House Publishers A page-turning crime thriller that sizzles with action! Crime boss Frank "Fat Cat" Catalano has his fingers in nearly every business sector of Kansas City. But a coalition of local storeowners and clergy have had enough---and enlist the help of Detective Tom Griggs. Can they catch "the Cat" before they become the mice? 300 pages, softcover from Harvest. |
| Tribulation House: A Novel Click title to read excerpt or buy from CBD.com By Chris Well / Harvest House Publishers Mark Hogan has it all. The job. The family. A position on the board at church. All he is missing is a boat. Not just any boat, a 2008 Bayliner 192. When Reverend Daniel Glory announces that the Rapture is taking place on October 17 at 5:51am, Hogan realizes his boat-buying days are numbered. So he does what any man in his situation would do, he borrows a load of money from the mob. Not that there is any risk involved: After all, when the Rapture comes, Hogan will be long gone. The mob will never find him. But when Jesus fails to come back on schedule, Mark Hogan finds the mob is in no mood to discuss the finer points of end-times theology... |
