Gray R Thomas
Official Website of Author, Award-Winning Designer, Editor, Book Formatting Pro,
Small Business Owner, and Former College Instructor.
IN THE PRESS
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TBH I thought I knew where this story would go - but it was so well written and nicely paced that I didn't mind too much. Instead it pulls a neat twist and while the ending is satisfying it's not predictable. The characters are believable, and likable, with enough depth to keep you guessing and indeed at the end of the book I found myself looking forward to another story involving the same people. That for me is a huge bonus, because I hate ending a book I enjoyed. The writing flows easily, avoids cliches and keeps the narrative flowing nicely. I would definitely recommend this for a read!
A great read!
I’m really bad at judging a book by the first chapter or two. If it doesn’t grab me, I won’t finish it. This book sucked me in and I couldn’t stop reading it! Great plot and nice twist at the end. Great writing skills, can’t wait to read your next book.
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A page turner!
The story was suspenseful and intelligently told. I particularly liked the description of the mother's recipe for the task at hand because the ingredients were compassionate not vengeful. I would like to read a series of stories involving these characters. Well done, writer!
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I couldn't stop reading!
Janie Thomas on
Nobody's Witch Finder
I love how she drags the reader in, really makes you fell like you're there! I lovvvvveeeee! Will definitely be sending this to friends, must read!!!
Breena on
Nobody's Witch Finder
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I lovvvveeeeee!
I enjoyed this book from beginning to end. The characters were well explained and I could relate to them and their style of living. I know this was a short story, but I would like to know how the story continues...
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Relatable & Intriguing
Steve Dixon on
Nobody's Witch Finder
BIO
Grayson Edds writes under the pen name Gray R Thomas. Gray R Thomas has written a psychological thriller, which will be published in the near future, and a short fiction piece favored after Aesop's Fables. She’s also working on a young adult science fiction series.
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Gray has a passion for writing and helping others find their authorial voice. She works as a publishing editor for Newsweek and is a former college English instructor and writing center consultant for two regional colleges.
Aside from teaching and writing, she owns a small editing business.
She lives near a lake in Central Texas with her sons, fiance, bonus babies, a service dog, two cats, and a pair of birds (Batman and Ramen).
