Greg Miller’s ‘Tina’ tops Amazon category and lands at retailers

Greg Miller’s crime thriller “Tina” has reached Amazon Bestseller status in psychological literary fiction and is now available in paperback and ebook through major retailers. The 401-page novel centers on addiction, violence and marginalized lives, while positioning crime as a symptom of neglect and invisibility.

Why it matters: - “Tina” turns a crime-thriller framework into a story about addiction, LGBTQ identity, and survival in the margins. - The novel’s Amazon Bestseller ranking gives the release a market signal that could widen its audience beyond readers of gritty genre fiction. - The book also aims to push discussion about how neglect and systemic failure shape crime.

What happened: - Greg Miller released “Tina,” a 401-page novel described as a searing crime thriller. - The book reached #28 in Amazon’s “Psychological Literary Fiction” category. - “Tina” is being sold through retailers worldwide, including Amazon and Barnes & Noble. - The paperback costs $19.99. - The ebook costs $2.99. - Review copies and interviews with Miller are available upon request.

The details: - The novel follows LGBTQ characters dealing with meth addiction, desperation and violent crime. - The story centers on three main threads: Ryan and Amos, a couple struggling with addiction; Jay Stanton, who hides a damaging secret; and Agent Tom Foley, who investigates a killing with little physical evidence. - The back-cover description frames crystal meth as a force consuming lives, especially in the gay community. - The book presents crime as the result of neglect, invisibility and systemic failure, not just as suspense material. - Miller said the book is about “people the world has already decided not to see” and the cost of surviving anyway. - Miller’s background in addiction counseling and personal recovery informs the novel’s tone and subject matter.

Between the lines: - The book is being positioned as both entertainment and cultural commentary. - That blend may help the novel reach readers who want genre pacing but also social realism. - The emphasis on empathy and dignity suggests Miller is trying to shift the reader’s focus from plot mechanics to human damage.

What's next: - Manhattan Book Group says retailers worldwide are carrying the book now. - Interest in review copies and author interviews could drive further coverage and reader discovery. - The novel’s subject matter may spark conversation among readers drawn to addiction narratives and LGBTQ-centered fiction.

The bottom line: - “Tina” is a crime thriller built around pain, survival and visibility, with a bestseller label that could help it cut through a crowded market. - More information about Manhattan Book Group is available here.