“The reason a reader stays with a novel is because the novel stays with a reader. George Weinstein’s Watch What You Say is such a book. Unique, tense, teasing, perplexing, made of twists and turns that only a creative writer could conjure, this is a story of a gifted radio personality tormented by a man who has kidnapped her husband and manipulates social media for the sake of vengeance, leaving injury in its wake. Weinstein’s versatility as a writer – the ability to handle numerous genres – proves again that he understands his audience.”
– Terry Kay, international best-selling author of To Dance with the White Dog, The Book of Marie, and The King Who Made Paper Flowers
“Non-stop, pulse-pounding action with a protagonist who must use her gift of chromesthesia to see into the heart of a killer and save her family. This one is a heart-stopper!”
– Emily Carpenter, author of Burying the Honeysuckle Girls, The Weight of Lies, Every Single Secret
“Spellbinding…Explosive…Gifted storyteller George Weinstein keeps the dramatic tension as he takes readers on the ultimate thrill ride.”
– Dana Ridenour, award-winning author of the Lexie Montgomery FBI undercover series
“George Weinstein weaves an ever-tightening web of suspense in this superb, page-turning thriller as a web radio show host attempts a desperate rescue of her husband from a sadistic kidnapper. The kidnapper demands to be the show’s featured guest, thus giving him a platform from which to annihilate the host’s reputation…and maybe her husband.”
– H. W. “Buzz” Bernard, author of the EPIC eBook award-winning novel, Cascadia.
“The suspenseful pacing and masterful use of description both work to make this a page-turner. Unique as its protagonist, a successful radio host with the astounding gift of chromesthesia and the terrifying responsibility of outsmarting the sociopath who has her husband’s life in his hands, this story is full of twists, wonderfully unsettling, and will keep readers on the edge of their seats.”
– Kimberly Brock, author of The River Witch
“In this high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse, a shockingly cruel cat goes toe-to-toe with one very smart mouse possessed of a most unusual talent. The relentlessly rising tension kept me squirming all the way to the end.”
– Roger Johns, award-winning author of the Wallace Hartman Mysteries
“No one does cat-and-mouse like George Weinstein, and his newest, WATCH WHAT YOU SAY, proves he’s at the top of his thriller game. Vividly cast and wholly atmospheric, Weinstein starts the clock of his suspenseful novel ticking from the first page and keeps the pace relentless—for both his imperiled characters and his reader—until the very end. A chilling, twisty tale of revenge!”
– Erika Marks, author of The Guest House
“With Watch What You Say, author George Weinstein gives the mystery/mayhem crowd a nerve-wracking tale with an inimitable twist to the genre’s bread-and-butter ingredients of unbridled passion, murder, and revenge. Bo Riccardi, a tough-as-nails female Internet radio journalist, has gained national fame as “The Barracuda” due to her chew-’em-up-spit-’em-out on-air interviews of a long line of poseurs, hucksters, and narcissists. Her gift is chromesthesia, the ability to see sounds as well as hear them; I kid you not, this is real neurological condition — in essence, she possesses a bona fide BS detector. She also is burdened with a dark, homicidal memory from two decades earlier. And when revenge finally comes a-callin’ and her husband is kidnapped…well, I guarantee you’ll have as tough a time putting Watch What You Say down as I did. This truly is a brilliant read.”
– Jedwin Smith, author of I Am Israel and Our Brother’s Keeper
“Watch What You Say will grab you and not let go as Weinstein explores the minds of a psychotic killer, a brainwashed, kidnapped husband, and a woman who sees words as bursts of color. Unlikely heroes, unexpected traitors, and a twisty plot will keep his readers guessing up to the last page. A thrilling psychological read!”
– Susan Crawford, bestselling author of The Pocket Wife and The Other Widow
