Box of Rain | Debra R. Borys

I’m excited and flattered to be invited to be invited to interview again.

BOX OF RAIN: another STREET STORIES suspense novel

John Byk of Writers Alive has been on my mailing list since he did a podcast interview of me for the release of Painted Black back in 2011. When he received my latest notice about Box of Rain being released in print later this month, he contacted me to ask if I would be interested in doing another interview.

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Of course I said yes! My 2011 appearance on his show was fun and an invaluable opportunity. He was a great host and made the live interview–which was my first ever as a published author–a great experience. I expect this one will be as well. I’ll post here whenever we get a date set up.

In addition, John offered to do a review of Box of Rain. In his role as an author interviewer, he has picked up quite a…

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The first of what I hope will be many 5-star reviews for Box of Rain.

“The characters are very real, the pace is good, and the suspense is great. Ms. Borys tells a wonderful story while teaching us about life in the Chicago projects.”

BOX OF RAIN: another STREET STORIES suspense novel

Author Dayna Leigh Cheser selects only one book per month to showcase on her blog. For January, Box of Rain not only made the cut, but also received a five-star rating. Here is the first post which includes the review. Part two of her showcase will happen Jan. 26.

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