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|  | | Decadent December
In DECADENT DECEMBER we meet Kelsey Garrison. Trouble always seems to find her, a young woman with uncanny abilities. Now, she's found a woman's body beneath a pier. She can see ghosts, and an annoying voice resides in her head. For years she’s denied her powers and kept them secret, but the voice in her head always comes through. The most important things in the world to Kelsey are family and friends, of which she is closest to two─her roommate and her brother. Her brother's ex girlfriend, pregnant by another man, decides she wants Kelsey's brother back. Over her dead body, Kelsey thinks. But the girlfriend is the one found dead. When her brother is charged with the crime, Kelsey stokes her unusual insights and puts her own life on the line to prove him innocent
In DECADENT DECEMBER we meet Kelsey Garrison. Trouble always seems to find her, a young woman with uncanny abilities. Now, she's found a woman's body beneath a pier. She can see ghosts, and an annoying voice resides in her head. For years she’s denied her powers and kept them secret, but the voice in her head always comes through. The most important things in the world to Kelsey are family and friends, of which she is closest to two─her roommate and her brother. Her brother's ex girlfriend, pregnant by another man, decides she wants Kelsey's brother back. Over her dead body, Kelsey | |  | | November Storm
Murder and drug dealers await Kelsey Garrison when she arrives in Florida during a hurricane. And then the real trouble starts.
span style="color: #993366">span style="font-size: smaller">span style="font-family: Times New Roman">November Storm is a work that offers the reader a diverse cast of characters set against the backdrop of the Florida beaches, which utilize elements of romance and the intrigue of concaine deals to accentuate the drama. /span>/span>/span>
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Genevieve Daniels and Clare Mullin search for the answers to myths in an ancient covent: walls that weep, a nun that howls, an elusive Watcher.
"Sister Clare, I need . . . your help." br />
The soft voice on the phone fade, quivered a little.br />
"Sister Anthony?" Clare said.br />
"Ah, I see you haven't forgotten everyone connected with the religious life." The voice was no longer soft, but strident.br />
"Sister Anthony, I--"br />
"My comment was rude. To leave the order was not easy. I never offered support.&nb |
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A Canterbury Crime
by Brian Kavanagh
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 Book Four in Belinda Lawrence mystery series. Confirming the Professor was murdered proves to be a challenge and, gradually, as they get to know those associated with the Manor House, Belinda and Hazel discover another murder and an intricate web of |
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