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P. J. Allen

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Three more novels now published by authorHouse

PJ Allen- authorHouseP.J. Allen is pleased to announce that her first three novels, Deadly Untruths, The Yeti Quotient, and Lies Beneath Ellicott City have been acquired and reissued by authorHouse, joining Dead Reckoning in Frederick. as their main publisher. Additionally, Kirkus Reviews conducted an interview with PJ following an enthusiastic review of Dead Reckoning in Frederick.
 
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About P. J. Allen

P.J. Allen’s home is in Frederick, MD. She earned a Ph.D. in Communication from Florida State University and works to promote education and health in developing countries in Asia, Eastern Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Allen is also a licensed acupuncturist. Lies Beneath Elliott City is her third novel, following the publication of Deadly Untruths, a political thriller, and The Yeti Quotient, a mystery. Her latest novel, Dead Reckoning in Frederick,  depicts paranormal investigations by the Dulany Team in historic Frederick, Maryland.

Dead Reckoning in Frederick

By P. J. Allen

My fourth novel, Dead Reckoning in Frederick, is now available! Featuring the Dulany Paranormal team, a murdered girl in Carroll Creek, and a shocking secret worth killing for.

P.J. Allen Interview with  Kirkus Reviews

Kirkus Reviews

A paranormal team’s investigation into spirits in Maryland exposes nefarious deeds that come with a human threat in this suspense novel . . . Taut, riveting story in which apparitions and corporeal baddies remain comparably terrifying.

– Kirkus Reviews

Dead Reckoning featured in Kirkus Reviews September 15 Issue

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The Buzz

You need to read this interesting yet entertaining book and uncover the deadly untruths. Excellent critique of the administration in Washington and their use/abuse of the media, written with such style it gives even the most cynical reader a chill.

 

P.J. Allen’s second novel confirms her as a first rate storyteller. This mystery depicts the difference between doing good for people versus doing well for the oligarchs, with action in Nepal and China, churned up by political machinations in Washington, DC.

 

briskly paced… expositions of the internal workings of the U.S. government—specifically the Senate and the lobbies—indicate exhaustive research or familiarity with the halls of power. Allen has a knack for keeping the reader enthralled by the suspense.