An umbrella is opened indoors. A black cat crosses your path. Three cigarettes are lit from one match. These are omens of bad luck that no one takes seriously. But at Van Buren University when these, and other superstitions, are broken… students die.
“What the Final Destination films do for cheating death, Blakey’s SUPERSTITION does for anyone cursed with bad luck, giving it a fun and deadly twist.” —Bill Blume, Author of West of Apocalypse
On sale everywhere starting September 24th:
“James Blakey’s SUPERSTITION is a fresh, funny novel brimming with magic and mystery. Lucky readers are in for a treat!” —Adam Meyer, Author of The Last Domino
“Great story with likable, believable characters and a fun, action packed plot.” —A.K. Lang, Author of The Gathering of the Three
“Blakey’s solid storytelling has tons of potential. An author to watch!” —J.S. Furlong, Award-winning author of The Unimaginables series
Read an excerpt and experience the mystery:
“Blakey delivers a quirky ‘whodunit’ murder mystery with SUPERSTITION. A coming-of-age story, readers will be hunting for the truth right along with Jerry, a dedicated student reporter facing the social and academic challenges of navigating collegiate life, until the dramatic conclusion.” —H M DuVal, Author of the Dream Walker series
“Is it appropriate to call a series of tragic deaths a fun read? Perhaps thrilling is a better description? Entertaining? An easy read? Blakey skillfully manages to make SUPERSTITON all of these. I felt like I was sitting at the same table with this cast of characters.” —William Zanotti, Author of The Link series
“SUPERSTITION is a riveting, twisting puzzle that conjures up the question: what would you be willing to sacrifice in order to be successful – or lucky in love? Derringer Award-winning author James Blakey masterfully interweaves dark magic, superstition, and cool, scrappy tech in this bewitching and highly addictive paranormal thriller.” —Lisa Nanni-Messegee, Screenwriter of Holiday for Heroes, and author of the upcoming four book series, The Triumvirate