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New Releases: Thrills, Romance, and Country Music Vibes and so much more

I can't believe it, but fall is knocking at the door and i can't help but feel a mix of nostalgia and excitement for what lies ahead. This summer has been fantastic, filled with art shows, new book releases, and the continuation of beloved series.
From nailbiting thrillers to heartwarming romances, Thinking Dog Publishing has been your companion through it all. Get ready for what's next!

The long-anticipated release of the third book in the "Cannabis Preacher Series" is finally here, and it's everything fans have been waiting for. In "Cannabis Preacher, Sermon Three," get ready to embark on a heart-pounding adventure as our protagonist delves into the depths of a thrilling hunt for a ruthless killer. The pages practically turn themselves as you're taken on a roller-coaster ride of suspense, intrigue, and unexpected twists. This thriller isn't just about solving a mystery – it's about navigating an uphill battle to rebrand a broken Cannabis Company and unraveling a web of suspects before it is too late. Who killed Tadeo Ivers? And who is next on the killers list?

For those who adore the sweet symphony of romance and country music, the release of "SoundMaster: Foolish Pride" is a reason to celebrate. As the second book in the "SoundMaster" romance series, it willsweep you off your feet and transport you to a world where love and music find perfect harmony.
With two different covers to choose from, you're in for a treat, no matter which one you pick. Do you want to have your say in choosing one of these stunning covers? Check it out here.
Get ready to dive into a story that will make your heart sing and leave you yearning for more.

Are you drawn to the enigmatic allure of the thriller or the tender embrace of romance? Why not both? No matter your preference, you're in for an unforgettable journey.

One thing is for sure - – our commitment to delivering stories that captivate, inspire, and entertain. To stay up-to-date with all things Thinking Dog Publishing, be sure to follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, and TikTok @thinkingdogpublishing. We'll be sharing lots of behind-the-scenes glimpses, exclusive content, and more. Join us on this exciting ride as we continue to explore new worlds and weave captivating tales. And for the fellow bookworm in your life, check out the all-new "Bookish Boutique" on our sister site Blueberryprincess.com, where you will find paperback editions of my books, and a selection of bookish themed greeting cards and more. I am always adding something new. Check it out!

 So, whether you're a fan of heart-pounding mysteries or heartwarming romances, Thinking Dog Publishing has you covered. Embrace the upcoming adventures, keep that curiosity alive, and let's journey into the next chapter together.
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