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ANYTHING GOES Ashley Fontainne

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Award-winning and International bestselling author Ashley Fontainne enjoys stories that immerse the reader deep into the human psyche and the monsters lurking within each of us.
 
Her short thriller entitled Number Seventy-Five, touches upon the sometimes dangerous world of online dating. Number Seventy-Five took home the BRONZE medal in fiction/suspense at the 2013 Readers' Favorite International Book Awards contest and is currently in production for a feature film.
 
Her paranormal thriller entitled The Lie, won the GOLD medal in the 2013 Illumination Book Awards for fiction/suspense and is also in production for a feature film entitled Foreseen.
 
Ashley delved into the paranormal with a Southern Gothic horror/suspense novel entitled Growl, followed by the suspenseful Christian mystery Empty Shell.  She teamed up with Lillian Hansen (Ashley calls her mom!) to pen a three-part murder mystery/suspense trilogy entitled The Magnolia Series. The first book, Blood Ties, released the Summer of 2015.
 
Two other mystery/thriller works released in 2015: Whispered Pain and Night Court. In 2016, Ashley penned her first romantic suspense: Suicide Lake.
 
Her newest books are part of the sci-fi/post-apocalyptic genre. The Rememdium Series consists of Tainted Cure, Tainted Reality, Tainted Future and soon, Tainted World. The series plunges the reader into an entirely new twist on the zombie genre. The story starts with several scientists working on a cure for drug addiction. Their discovery has catastrophic events across the entire globe when the formula falls into the hands of a drug cartel.

 

her website http://www.ashleyfontainne.com
 
 
 

 

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