Book Blitz ~ The Case of the Greensboro Gremlins by Erik Christopher Martin ~ Spotlight
Afternoon all!
A happy Friday welcome to the Book Blitz for The Case of the Greensboro Gremlins by Erik Christopher Martin, this is the third book in the Dotty Morgan Supernatural Sleuth series and I am excited to be part of this blitz! I definitely want to check out this series. I love mysteries + I love supernatural stuff, so this is a great combo!
Today I am shining a spotlight on the book + author~
Gremlins and fashion don’t mix!
Summer vacation before seventh grade should be awesome. Instead, Dotty Morgan’s favorite clothes don’t fit; her mother constantly embarrasses her with bra-talk; and she’s growing in places she would rather not. She can’t even talk about it with her girlfriend, Hannah, who is tall and slender and has never had to stretch a shirt until threads popped to squeeze into it.
What is a twelve-year-old supernatural sleuth to do? Find a mystery, of course.
Her BFF, Parker, is competing in a young designer fashion show in Greensboro, the prelude to Fashion Week. After a series of dangerous accidents plague the rehearsals, Parker hires Dotty to investigate. Her sleuthing reveals gremlins are behind the mishaps. Worse, someone put them in the theater on purpose. Sabotage!
Who is sabotaging Fashion Week? And why? And how does one wrangle a gang of angry gremlins? Can Dotty solve The Case of the Greensboro Gremlins before Fashion Week is ruined and come to terms with the changes she’s going through?
Buy here: Amazon
About the author:
Erik Christopher Martin is a San Diego writer originally from Cleveland, Ohio. The Case of the Greensboro Gremlins is his sixth book and third book in the Dotty Morgan Supernatural Sleuth series. He is a member of the SCBWI and SDWEG. His publishing company, In A Bind Books, began life in 2000 as an indie bookstore in Lakewood, Ohio. The store is long gone, but the name lives on. Fun fact, the “A” is capitalized because it looked better on the building that way.
Erik subsists on a steady diet of coffee and tacos. He is dog adjacent. Besides writing, Erik is an avid reader. His biggest influences have been Kurt Vonnegut, JRR Tolkien, Terry Pratchett, Douglas Adams, Anne McCaffrey, Louis L’Amour, and Michael Moorcock.
