"YOU SHOULD BE LOVING SOMEONE" SOCIAL MEDIA-ISH MATTHEW GRAY GUBLER SAVREIMS, 2017

Spencer Reid has always felt alone. He's grown accustomed to it, so it doesn't really bother him. But when someone he recognizes from his past starts working at the BAU, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to her. The closer he gets, the more secrets he uncovers. What he does with them? That's his choice. [ based on late season 3, early season 4 spencer reid ] cover by: @amygraymikae

Dr Heather Jayce and her associate Dr Spencer Reid were happy to announce their wedding, plus they were eagerly awaiting Heather giving birth. But when Spencer fell victim to someone shooting him right in his heart at their wedding, everything began to slowly fall apart. Is Spencer going to survive? If so, are they going to manage rebuilding everything they had? And, most importantly, are they going to figure out who tried to shoot Reid?

Marianne Harper is not your average girl. She graduated high school when she was thirteen. She had two PhD's and has the highest IQ of anyone she's ever met. When she is offered a job at the BAU, she doesn't know what to expect. She may find that the job is a little more dark then she expected, as well as that the team might very well be the best friends she's ever had. She also may find another that's just like her, that she might like as more then a friend.

After the tragic death and rape of her twin sister Dr.Mercy Johnson has had her heart set on joining the FBI more precisely The Behavioral Analysis Unit (The BAU). She is finally given the opportunity to work with the BAU that's when she meets ... Dr.Spencer Reid a certified genius with a passion for books. Mercy soon realizes that she has more in common with Dr.Spencer Reid than she thought and she soon begins to develop feelings for Spencer. The question is does he feel the same way?

WATTYS WINNER 2020 Two interconnected murders, 64 years apart. One woman's search for truth and identity. Readers' comments: 'a masterpiece', 'impeccably written', 'amazing', 'superbly crafted page-turner', 'hauntingly beautiful', 'tremendous plot and character development', 'one of a kind', 'fantastic story telling', 'loved this book', 'a wonderful read", 'absolutely beautiful', 'brought tears to my eyes' and many more Wattys judging panel: 'This is VERY good. We were HOOKED from the beginning, and the writing and plot hold up throughout. This is a very unique, polished, well-written and well-researched piece.' Plot Set partly in rural England, partly on the sun-kissed coast of southerm Italy, The Painted Altar is a murder mystery mixed with romantic and historical elements (World War Two). Given away at two days old, Mary Rice has spent her life in the shadows. When discovering the suspicious circumstances surrounding her biological mother's death, she embarks on a journey which will shine a light not only on the truth but also on her own identity. Brief extract Suddenly, the door had inched open, half a wrinkled face visible behind the tautened chain. "Hello. Who is it?" The words I was going to say had of course been well-rehearsed, repeated over and over in my mind like a mantra, but now that the moment had arrived I found myself struggling to remember them. "Mrs Harvey... I think that you might... well, that you might be..." The door closed, then slowly opened once more, the chain this time unlatched. And there she was before me - half a metre away, within arm's reach. Thin lips gradually crooking upwards at each corner like the slow beatific kindling of a summer's dawn. "Oh yes love, I know who you are." Length: 70,000 words About the author: Originally from England but for the last 16 years I've been living in Italy. I hope therefore that the Italian aspects of the novel will have a certain gloss of authenticity.