A thrilling multilayered book enriched by keen psychological and emotional insight.-Book Talk
An emotionally resonant thriller, Merrill’s mastery of dialogue and character development combined with a propulsive plot makes for a book you won’t be able to put down. Tense, riveting, and suspenseful, Just One More is one of those stories where every page reveals a new twist. -AZ Republic
A roller coaster ride of a thriller. Harriet Blimm is the serial killer you will want to hate but learn to love. The plot is compelling and energetic, racing from one event to another as it forces the reader to consider the unimaginable. The bitterness and cold reality of what is love versus what is hate and how quickly emotions can change will make the reader cringe even as the friendship between Harriet and her crows warms their hearts. A story of contrasting emotions. Tense and suspenseful, Just One More, chapter after chapter, coerces the reader to turn the page and then the next. -Readers Favorite

Tamara Merrill is the author of the Amazon bestselling books, Shadows In Our Bones and The Augustus Family Trilogy. Her work has been published in fourteen anthologies, numerous magazines, and online publications. She fell in love with books at a very early age-all books, any genre. She reads incessantly and perhaps, as Louise May Alcott said, She is too fond of books, and it has turned her brain. While reading may keep her from writing every day, it is also why she writes. Reading the Betsy-Tacy books by Maud Hart Lovelace caused her to proclaim herself an author and resulted in her first published work, in the American Girl magazine, when she was nine years old.Tamara enjoys writing in many genres, including short stories, literary fiction, historical fiction, humor, nonfiction technical manuals, and how-to articles. You might expect that she would blog, but she seldom does. Tamara finds writing inspiration anywhere and everywhere. The book you hold in your hand grew out of her interest in crows and their significance in mythology and folklore. The crow is a highly intelligent bird capable of social interaction. Perhaps it’s true that Nevermore told Tamara this story.Tamara currently resides in Coronado, California and Wickenburg, Arizona. She is available to speak at book clubs, writers and readers events, ` and teaches writing skills in the adult education system. Learn more about Tamara at: www.tamaramerrill.com. Follow her on Facebook, TamaraMerrillAuthor or Instagram @tmerrillauthor