WICKED WALTER Has Arrived!

Exciting news! Wicked Walter is officially available for purchase! 

Set in the breathtaking coffee region of Colombia, Wicked Walter weaves a captivating story filled with deception, resilience, and loyalty that will make you question how well you know your neighbors. It’s a must-read for fans of Lisa Jewell and Freida McFadden.

Currently, you can find exclusive eBook and paperback editions of Wicked Walter on Amazon. In the coming weeks, it will also be available through independent bookstores and on the Barnes & Noble website.

And the best part? If you’re a Kindle Unlimited subscriber, you can download and enjoy Wicked Walter for free! 

Goodreads reader reviews:

“I’m shocked this is Michael Winslet’s first book. Based on his writing style I thought for sure he’d have a least a dozen books released. Personally, I found the writing style a lot like Stephen King.”

“Wicked Walter by Michael Winslet was such a creepy, atmospheric read in the best way. It had just the right amount of tension and unsettling moments to give me chills, and Walter as a character was both fascinating and disturbing. A great pick if you’re in the mood for a fast-paced, eerie thriller.”

“I would definitely recommend this novel to every reader out there that loves a mystery thriller novel.”

Click here to buy Wicked Walter

Sancocho de res is a Colombian favorite. This beefy soup packs a punch, with hearty chunks of potatoes, plantains, yuca, and corn on the cob, served with ají and generous portions of rice and avocado on the side.

Sancocho originated in Colombia’s Antioquia department, but you’ll find variations of the recipe throughout the country. Typically, it’s served for lunch–el almuerzo–Colombians’ biggest meal of the day. Sancocho is the perfect meal for dismal rainy days, or when you’re lounging on the sofa watching Encanto.

This Colombian delight is easy to make and you can find all the ingredients at your local supermarket. For the full recipe, visit My Colombian Recipes.

Street Scene – Santa Marta, Colombia – by Michael Winslet