Into the Killer Sphere is now on Amazon

LONDON - Oct. 9, 2013 - PRLog -- (London, 01/10/2013) - Stefania Mattana is back on Amazon Kindle Store with her new crime fiction ebook Into the Killer Sphere. The Italian born author has already published with great success the collection of stories Cutting Right to the Chase.

An unsolvable murder case for Inspector Angelo Alunni of Tursenia police: Piero Galli has died as a result of a chandelier falling on him and breaking his neck. It looks like an accident, but Alunni is not convinced. Angelo calls on the help of Chase Williams, even though he's not a cop anymore. Chase takes up the challenge despite his holiday plans and an injured ankle.

The cozy mystery novella well matches the raising even though the concept of the ebook is different than the previous Cutting Right to the Chase.

"Into the Killer Sphere is a longer unique story with a dead mate and a whole family suspected of murder, while Cutting Right to the Chase is a way to introduce readers to Italian and Tursenian atmosphere… always with a sparkle of unconventional crime," Mattana stated.

In Into the Killer Sphere Chase is escorted by his friend Inspector Angelo Alunni, who appeared on the previous Chase Williams ebook only in the first story.

"He's such a funny character. He has been the most challenging character to develop for me, as I didn't want to fall into the Italian stereotypes," Mattana says about Inspector Alunni.

For further information and to join Stefania Mattana's mailing list - with exclusive contents and news about her upcoming books - please go to the author website: www.eraniapinnera.com

About the author: Stefania Mattana is a crime fiction author whose stories and essays have appeared in numerous publications, websites and anthologies. Her first self-published short story collection Cutting Right To The Chase, featuring the former Met Police Detective Chase Williams, was released in June 2013 to great acclaim. She also blogs for Huffington Post UK, her own blog Daily Pinner and other webzines.