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Blog postHelp me celebrate my new release of COLD KILLER, the fourth book in my COOPER HARRINGTON DETECTIVE NOVELS. Enter for a chance to win this super fun prize pack. It’s open to US mailing addresses only and includes a KindleFire 7 tablet, plus lots of goodies and a set of print books. Good luck to all!
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COLD KILLER is the fourth book in my Cooper Harrington Detective Novels. Have you read them yet? T -
Blog postCharacter Interview with Cooper Harrington From the Cooper Harrington Detective Novels
1. Who are you?
My name is Cooper Harrington, but everyone calls me “Coop” and I’m a private investigator based in Nashville, Tennessee. I’m the main character in the Cooper Harrington Detective Novels, by USA Today bestselling author, Tammy L. Grace.
2. Do you have any weaknesses or bad habits?
What? No small talk? Oh, yes, I have a few. Off th -
Blog postI’m so excited to share that the boxed set I’m a part of hit the USA Today Bestseller List this week (October 31, 2019). We launched the set on October 22 and designed it with the hope of hitting the list and also as a vehicle to support one of my favorite charities, St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
It’s fantastic to work with a group of talented authors and pool our knowledge and marketing expertise to expand the reach of the set and expose it to readers across all platfo -
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Blog postHoliday Set Releases for 2019
I’m thrilled to be part of a group of wonderful and talented authors, all of whom are award-wining or best-selling novelists, and have teamed up this year to deliver 10 new Christmas romances designed for readers who enjoy festive novellas.
Along with our shared love of the holidays, we are all committed to supporting one of our favorite charities, St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. A portion of our proceeds will be donated to this worthy or -
Blog postIf you enjoy Hallmark Christmas Movies, you’ll want to read my latest Christmas novella, A SEASON FOR HOPE. It was inspired by an encounter with a woman who was traveling through my hometown last year.
Readers are loving it and I am thrilled to read their reviews and get their notes about how much they enjoyed the character and the setting. I love Christmas and my hometown makes it special with many traditions. I stole a few of them and added several of my own -
Blog postThis is the last episode of Maple Street Memories. I hope you’ve enjoyed it!
Mary wept as she reread the letter for the third time. Papa had provided the answer to her worries. How she wished he was there to see how much happiness he had delivered.
She read through the paperwork until late in the night. When she finally went to bed, she picked up the photo of Papa she kept on her bedside and held it to her heart. She had asked him for a photo and -
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Blog postHer feet were throbbing and she was freezing by the time she arrived at the car. She turned the heater on full blast and made her way home. After changing into warm clothes, ditching her mother’s heels for slippers, and brewing a cup of tea, she gathered under the quilt on the sofa. With shaky fingers, she opened the envelope and unearthed a stack of papers.
On top of the stack, under a rubber band and Beatrice’s card, was an envelope addressed to her. She tore -
Blog postShe touched the velvet petals of a red rose. “I can’t believe you’re gone, Papa. I didn’t get enough time with you.” She took a tissue from her pocket and dabbed her nose. “I’m not sure I can make it through all this without you. The thought of leaving the house and moving on without Mom. With you, I could bear it, but not now.”
She flinched at the sound behind her. When she turned she saw a well-dressed older woman. The woman smiled and said, -
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Blog postEverything she knew and loved was disappearing. She went through the motions of showing the two men each room and waited while they made notes. After two hours of misery, the men left and promised to get a quote back to her within a few days.
The days preceding the funeral for her father were a blur of sadness and despair mixed with dread. She knew his family would not want her at the service, but she had to go. For Papa. For her mother. For herself -
Blog postComfort books are better for us than comfort food By author Bonnie McCune “Comfort food.” A phrase to describe nibblies we crave when we’re sick, depressed, and out of sorts. Often based on nostalgic or sentimental feelings, especially from childhood, valued by the diner. This describes dishes like mac & cheese, chicken soup, apple pie, […]
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