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To say that this book is gripping is an understatement! Holly has an incredible way with words that draws a clear picture in your mind and pulls you right into it. If this were a movie, I would be peeking through my fingers!
Review, The Even Game
Holly Spofford was born and raised outside Philadelphia. As a young girl, she set up classrooms at home and played school with her collection of stuffed animals as students.
It was no surprise, then, that she chose teaching as a career and taught middle school English for seventeen years. As well, she coached boys and girls sports for 25 years. Students most enjoyed the mystery unit she developed and refreshed every year. This unit served as the inspiration for her first novel, A Letter for Hoot.
Holly made the difficult decision to leave the world of teaching and the students she loved to pursue her lifelong goal of becoming an author. That goal became reality in 2017 with the release of her first novel, A Letter for Hoot. She followed that with her riveting, award winning sequel, Hot Ice, Cold Blood in 2020. Her second book was a finalist for Thriller of the Year by Killer Nashville and The Independent Author Network. It also was recognized by Indie Brag as a finalist in the same category. Her third novel, The Even Game, is a heart-stopping rollercoaster ride of a thriller. It is the last chapter of the Daisy Taylor and NIck Tyson story. Holly’s secret to developing her characters? She’s a people-watcher, and she sees characters and invents story lines just by observing.
Reading, writing, swimming, playing golf with her father and playing with her grandchildren are among Holly’s loves. As an avid golfer, she believes golf and writing have many similarities. Both require patience, respect and practice. She believes that one must choose and execute the shots just like one must choose the words and write the story. Both carry risks. Both demand focus. Her third novel, The Even Game was published in March of 2022. Holly and her husband John reside outside of Philadelphia.
The murder of one of Cab Station’s own rocked the residents of the town, but the case soon goes cold and is apparently forgotten for decades. That is, until…
For Victor Sykes, business is good. His illegal diamond importing business is thriving, and circumstances require that he bring more people to his team. His dangerous niece and nephew, Rubi Lee and Zeke…
It’s been nearly a year since the shootout at Margaux Ford Park that left 3 dead. Daisy and Nick have moved forward with their lives, adjusting to a new, happy normal—including new jobs, a new home, and plans to get married, until…
Lifelong friends Paige Buckley and Fina Manzetti are getting a fresh start in New York City. During her first week at a new job, Paige meets Max Dovic, a wealthy businessman. It’s an encounter that catapults Paige into a world she has never experienced…
Holly Spofford has created a modern classic. This book is one of my favorites! Holly’s writing style is fun and interesting for people of all ages. Her characters are so well described and understood. I enjoyed going through the book and trying to guess all of the details of the murder. I highly recommend this book to everyone!
– Anonymous
I would love to meet this author. Her imagination is astounding. Usually, I can predict the outcome in the last 10 pages of a mystery novel. Not in this one! I was gobsmacked. When is the next one coming out?
– Amazon Review
From the first page to the last page this book kept me on edge, I could not put it down. If you need a GREAT beach reads I highly recommend Holly’s books!
– Kathryn H. Ras
I once read that over 3000 books are released to the public each day. Given that statistic, it is a daunting and brave task to put oneself out there as a new author. Lucky for all of us, Holly Spofford made the decision to share her gift! Holly’s ability to develop very interesting characters is a reader’s pleasure to behold, all the while leaving you on the edge of your seat as to the outcome of the story. In short, you should pick up Holly’s novels.
– William W. Winant
Just finished the last book in the Nick and Daisy trilogy, The Even Game. Does Rubi get even with them, or do they get even with her? I found myself holding my breath in those last pages. Wow some literal twists and turns! My favorite line after you should write a book. “It would make a hell of a movie too!”
I’ll miss them but can’t wait for a new cast of characters.
– Rebecca O. Terry
I love hearing from readers!
I would love to hear your thoughts on my book – on the story and characters, the flow and organization, or whatever feedback you’d like to give.
– Holly
