ADELAIDE, Australia - May 20, 2019 - s4story -- Angela Booth recently released her latest writing program for self-publishers, "Write Your Bestseller: Write HOT Mystery, Thriller & Suspense".

In this new program she explores the many sub-genres of the various mystery genres, and shows self-publishers how to take advantage of them.

Angela says, "Word for word, mysteries are more profitable even than romance, because readers are so loyal. Authors with successful mystery series find that the books sell themselves."

The program suits both new and established authors and offers strategies which authors can use immediately.

Many authors have seen a sales slump this year. Angela reports that her primary focus with her latest writing programs is helping authors to gain visibility.

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She believes that authors can best achieve this by focusing on voracious and under-served markets. Beta users of the mystery writing program are reporting great results.

Earlier this year, authors welcomed Angela's "Short Reads' Secrets: A Short Reads Self-Publishing Report". It's helped authors to develop new strategies.

Further information on "Write Your Bestseller: Write HOT Mystery, Thriller & Suspense" can be found here.

About Angela Booth
Angela Booth is a copywriter, author, blogger, and writing coach. She offers many guides, courses and classes to help writers to develop their skills.

She also offers a range of ebooks for writers on her blogs. She blogs regularly on several blogs, including the Fab Freelance Writing Blog. Contact her via her blogs, or via social media.