The third in the Toni Credella Baltimore mystery series
Toni Credella wants a decent home of her own. Instead, she gets "metal men," a drive-by shooting, a puzzling death by fire, a mysterious faucet, two hunky men vying for her favor and more flack from her family. Is Toni up to the challenge? You need to ask?
Excerpt
If I hadn't been babysitting little kids I would have run down the street yelling for help. Alex, my four-year-old nephew, froze on the doorstep. "Somebody's inside your house, Aunt Toni."
Professional Reviews
Burned in Baltimore
Burned in Baltimore has a wonderful heroine who's poor, dyslexic, and romantically challenged. Ms Titchener captures the spirit, dialogue and character of life in the big city for the working classes. No romanticized Cinderella story here. Titchener goes for reality. And it works. The dialogtue is so realistic that the reader may wonder how long she's been eavesdropping on her neighbors. Her characters are real." 5 stars, Sciribes World
The Reed’s faith, a mystery to some, will be tested like never before. Will it hold? Mark’s love for his wife and their intimate romance is shattered by Brandy, a barmaid.
