Breaking Steele – The Jasmine Steele Mystery Series Book 3
THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME…JUST MIGHT BE GAMING ITSELF.
Gory video game violence comes home to roost when two store managers are brutally murdered in the back room of their gaming shop just before peak holiday season. The corporation that owns the store is doing everything it can to keep the matter quiet—but they won’t succeed if detective Jasmine Steele cracks the case. Because said corporation has plenty of skeletons in its closet; and one of them is far too familiar to our heroine…
A routine call lands hardass detective Jasmine Steele and her longtime partner Will Everts at the scene of a grisly crime—two employees of a mega-corporation called Gamer Syndicate are discovered in a pile of blood, tortured, with their throats slit, and cocaine on or near them. Just as Jasmine begins to suspect the meticulous job was done by a calculating professional, she gets a jolting confirmation—literally: the joint blows up while it’s full of cops. All signs point to the shop being involved in activity much more treacherous than video games.
Jasmine must navigate the complex ins and outs of greedy corporate America at its most corrupt to solve a gruesome murder mystery—and finally put a ruthless enemy to bed.
About Kimberly Amato (Long Island, New York Author)
Kimberly Amato is the author of the best-selling Jasmine Steele Mystery series, Steele Resolve, Melting Steele and Breaking Steele. Amato is also a freelance writer, actress and filmmaker to her credit. Among her several film projects, the teleplay Party Girl, which she co-wrote and starred in, has accorded her the most honors, including The Golden Ace Award and the Aloha Accolade for Excellence in Filmmaking from the Honolulu Film Awards.
Kimberly is director of marketing and development for Stiegelbauer Associates. She is currently collaborating on the upcoming documentary film, Rise Of The Millennial, with actress/filmmaker Michelle Tomlinson.
Amato holds a BA in Psychology from Hofstra University and an MA in Forensic Psychology from the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. She is currently working on several more books, including one titled Enemy, to be published later within the year.
Kimberly hails from the great state of New York, where she currently lives with her wife.
