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1/6/2022

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Nowhere To Hide
Kayla Walsh Trilogy Book 1
by Karen Randau
Genre: Mystery, Suspense 

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A young woman embarks on a dangerous journey to bring a killer to justice.

Kayla is newly-engaged and excited to break the news to her parents during a visit for winter break before her final semester at Princeton. As she enters her family’s living room, a home invader shatters her life forever, ruthlessly killing her parents and putting her in a coma.
Two years later, she still remembers nothing of the attack, just that she kissed her fiancé goodbye before opening her family’s front door. Her fiancé thinks she’s dead and has moved on.

A suspicious house fire convinces Kayla it’s time to dump her witness protection program to embark on a dangerous quest to bring the murderer to justice. She and her best friend Martin follow clues that take them from the mountains of Arizona to Washington, D.C., straight into the killer’s lair. Will Kayla succeed in her quest, or will she and Martin fall victim to the ruthless assassin who stole everything Kayla loved?

Nowhere to Hide is the explosive first book in the Kayla Walsh Mystery Suspense trilogy. This fast-paced read is one you won’t want to put down from beginning to end. If you like the suspense of Willow Rose and the plot twists of Kendra Elliot, you will love Karen Randau’s clever, nail-biting Kayla Walsh series.

Get Nowhere to Hide now to meet Kayla and her gang of quirky characters.

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​**On Sale for only .99 cents Jan 11-18!!**
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Kendra McGee wouldn’t have entered her family’s home if she’d paid attention to the sound of a gate closing nearby, or if she hadn’t discounted the shadow that briefly appeared then ducked back into the darkness. She was too focused on her fiancé as he kissed her goodbye in the dim glow of the living room light shining out the window.
“See you tomorrow,” he whispered.
Her heart was so full of love she thought it might burst. Sounds, shadows, and the possibility of danger were the furthest things from her mind. All she saw was Brandon and the romantic glow the inside lights threw onto the dusting of snow coating Dad’s prized flower beds.
She ignored her father’s muffled voice inside the two-story home where she’d grown up.
When the living room light went out, Brandon pulled her into his arms and whispered, “Aww, wasn’t it nice of your parents to give us privacy before we separate for a whole day?” He gave her a passionate kiss that made her tingle all over.
“I’ll miss you.” She skimmed her hand across his cheek.
He cupped her face with his cold hands, gazing into her eyes with his that went from hazel to green to brown, depending upon his mood. They darkened as he leaned down to kiss her again. When he pulled away, he let her shiny black hair cascade through his fingers. “I love you.”
He backed down the steps to the sidewalk and blew her a kiss with both hands. He was so dramatic, part of what she loved about him. She hoped he’d keep that characteristic after they married and opened their medical practice together.
As she watched his taillights disappear around the corner, she touched her lips and closed her eyes to savor the memory of his tingle-producing kiss. With a sigh, she gazed at the Christmas lights up and down the street. They made coming home from Princeton for winter break feel magical.
This was going to be a good visit. Mom and Dad would be so excited when she showed them the ring Brandon had given her.
Dad groaned inside the house. She wondered if he’d cut himself while serving the apple pie, a tasty ritual her parents had devised for the monthly return of their only child. With a smile and a carefree hum on her lips, she turned to the door.
Despite being twenty-two and about to become a med student, she loved everything about coming home. The violet walls of her childhood bedroom. Cooking fancy meals or shopping with Mom. Gardening or some other project with Dad. It was even better when Nana, Dad’s fun-loving Irish mother, joined them for church, camping, or a night on the town. She wished with a twinge of grief that Mom’s Cherokee mother wasn’t too sick to visit anymore.
She dug through her purse for the house key, grumbling to herself when she couldn’t find it. They must have known she was home since they turned out the light. She tried the knob.
Given the paranoia that had plagued her parents through the last few years, it should have alarmed her that the handle turned easily. Instead, a spark of anticipation put another smile on her lips and made her mouth water at the thought of the dessert awaiting her.
When she pushed the door open, the kitchen light threw two strange silhouettes against the wall in the dining…
It took a moment to realize the heap under the table was her father. She dropped her purse, suitcase, and coat and took three steps forward. He reached toward her. “Kendra, no.” His arm flopped down. His voice was so weak it scared her.
“Dad?” She looked around. “Mom?” She started to run to her father, but he rasped, “Kendra, no.”
The curtain on the kitchen door swayed, bringing her attention to a handprint near the knob. Blood? A stranger pushed the door open, and a beam from the kitchen cast an eerie glow on his dark goatee but not the rest of him.
As he took a step forward, the stranger yelled Dad’s name. “Kevin!” He faltered when he looked to the kitchen. “Oh, my God, Inola.” Anguish filled his moan as he said her mother’s name.
“Kendra eef run!” Dad coughed, then a gunshot from the kitchen silenced her father forever.
She turned to run from the goatee man but hesitated when she heard a second gunshot. Glancing back, she saw the man stumble toward Dad while holding his shoulder. Blood oozed between his fingers. With the blast of a third gunshot, the man fell across Dad. She didn’t have time to wonder if he was dead or who he was.
She may have screamed. The only thing she was certain of was that she needed to get out of there and get her cell phone out of her back pocket to call the police.
A man in a ski mask rushed from the kitchen toward her. She tripped over Mom’s slipper, fell onto Dad’s ottoman, and scampered toward the door on her hands and feet. He picked her up by a belt loop and the back of her sweater.
“Sorry, kid, you weren’t the target.” The voice was more of an angry, throaty hiss than an apology. He grunted as he heaved her out the front window pane. 

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No One To Trust
Kayla Walsh Trilogy Book 2 

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She thought she could trust him. Until she became his prey.
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Devastated when she learns why and how a brutal home invader murdered her parents, Kayla and her best friend Martin follow clues through Paris and into the French countryside — only to end up in the killer's lair.

After tracking a clue to a mysteriously familiar French rural town, Kayla and Martin fight an attacker who launches Martin from a speeding train. Kayla refuses to believe he's dead and in her grieving realizes that he's become much more than a friend to her. But she knows she'll be the next to die if she gets caught at the train station, so she runs. And she keeps running, at last finding refuge in a homeless community.

Her new friends help her escape, but when she follows yet another clue, she runs straight into the grips of men who have chased her down since she left her home in Arizona.

Can Kayla and Martin survive their misplaced trust, or will they become the next victims? And will their love survive with them?
​No One to Trust is the bone-chilling Book 2 in the Kayla Walsh Mystery Suspense series. Buy it now to learn Kayla and Martin's fate.


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​Kayla Walsh had never expected to leave the safety of witness protection to end up in an abandoned Virginia missile silo. But here she was, following her grandmother’s silver-haired boyfriend, Vincent, through a cold and musty underground parking lot.
Her best friend and former physical therapist, Martin, touched her arm. Walking behind Vincent, he leaned down to whisper in Kayla’s ear. “Are you sure about this? I’m getting bad vibes.”
She raked her fingers through her short, black hair and whispered, “You could go back home to Arizona.” She looked up into the dark eyes above Martin’s wide nose. She hoped he wouldn’t abandon her to finish their mission alone.
He swallowed hard and shook his head. “We’re in this together.”
Vincent stopped at an elevator and turned toward his guests with a smile that deepened the dimples in his cheeks. His blue eyes sparkled with pride as he pressed the call button.
Martin stopped beside Vincent under a light that reflected off his shaved head and gave his ebony skin a green tone.
She stared at a logo on the doors that identified Vincent’s operation as a security business.
“I thought my grandmother said you were a rancher.”
“I have several businesses, dear.” Vincent entered the elevator. “My grandson runs the ranch. At my age, this business is easier on my tired muscles and bones.” He stepped into the elevator and waited for them to join him.
She tried to smile while clinging to a handrail during a high-speed descent farther underground. The sleep-deprived fog in her brain took her thoughts in a morbid direction. The tremble in her knees threatened to reveal her discomfort. Hoping to tamp down her growing unease, she bit the side of her mouth and supported herself against the wall.
“I’m looking forward to sleeping on the plane.” She hoped the words would coax her thoughts away from what brought her to this refurbished missile silo. After being chased down a dirt road by two guys who kept yelling things she couldn’t hear, a magnet attached to a helicopter had whisked her car to a metal platform. Her stomach stayed behind when the platform swished down to a parking lot where Vincent met them.
“I could use a nap, too.” A wobble in Martin’s unusually quiet voice worried her.
The elevator door opened to another hallway with concrete walls lit by more sconces. A man in tight jeans and black-framed glasses waited for them outside the elevator. Vincent introduced him as his assistant, Alex, who extended a hand as cold as Kayla’s insides.
She wondered if Alex’s administrative duties bored him as much as hers did when she worked for her grandmother at the Arizona home for abused women and children.
Vincent put a hand on Martin’s shoulder. “Kayla told me last night that your attacker at the Lincoln Memorial tried to slice your throat. Our nurse practitioner is waiting to treat the wound. Alex will take you.”
Alex led Martin down another hallway.
Vincent, all six-foot-two of him, turned to Kayla. “Your grandmother wants to talk to you before we leave for Paris. We have a guest room where you can freshen up and make the call.”
He led Kayla into a brighter hallway with windows and doors on both sides. Men and women in casual clothes tapped on computer keyboards or talked on phones. A group of six discussed a strange drawing on a white board—boxes, circles, and triangles connected by lines.
No one looked up as Vincent and Kayla passed.
She stepped around the door he held open and surveyed the room. It contained a twin bed covered with a beige comforter, and a sink against a green wall, with a mirror over it that was flanked by a hand towel on one side, and a hair dryer dangling from a hook on the opposite side. To the left of the sink was a toilet, and a tiny square shower stall took up a corner on the right.
He gestured toward the black phone on the nightstand. “To call your grandmother, dial nine. You’ll hear a buzz, then dial her number. When you’re done, open the door. I’ll be right outside.”
He closed the door, but she imagined his presence behind it.
She sat on the bed, wondering if someone would listen to her call. Her grandmother had told her to trust Vincent, but given everything that had happened in the last two weeks, trust was in short supply.


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Nothing To Lose
Kayla Walsh Trilogy Book 3

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He stalks her wherever she goes, but can she afford not to continue the search?

On the final leg of her journey to deliver justice to the home invader to killed her parents and put her in a coma, Kayla arrives in Australia under duress. She knows who killed her parents and why, and now she fears he'll get to her, her grandmother, and Martin before she's able to find the priceless gem he claims her parents stole. But she knows better.

What she finds in Australia cringes her, but will it gives her the evidence she needs to take down her stalker? It provides yet another clue that takes her back to the U.S.

But will she get there in time to save herself, her grandmother, and the man she loves?
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To find out, buy this bone-chilling final installment, book 3 in the Kayla Walsh Mystery Suspense trilogy.


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Twenty-four-year-old Kayla Walsh stood on the yawning metal ramp of a cargo plane, awed by the clear blue Indian Ocean and cloudless sky in Broome, Australia. Ignoring the conversation between the pilot and her traveling companion Yves, she breathed in the hot, salty air that blasted her face.
During her previous visit here six years earlier, her late mother had described the first impression of Broome as opening the door of a convection oven and leaning in too far. That was accurate, plus, thinking of her mother put a brief smile on her face.
Unlike her arrival with her parents in a passenger plane on the last leg of that summer vacation, she had just endured two days on two different cargo planes. She and Yves had boarded one in Austria, then got off to change planes in Bangkok, where they had been able to purchase a sandwich and water before boarding the next cargo plane, belonging to the owners of a diamond mine. That had been their only meal along the way, and her stomach was now rumbling.
In contrast to that trip with her parents, this wasn’t a vacation.
Yves and Vincent—the man Kayla was sure had murdered her parents and put her in a year-long coma—believed Mom and Dad had hidden a priceless diamond in Australia. A diamond Vincent claimed her parents stole from the Louvre in Paris, but that should have been his. Kayla refused to believe that her parents, Inola and Kevin McGee, would have done that, especially with their teenaged daughter present.
That vacation seemed like a ridiculously long time ago, when life was carefree. She had been engaged to a fellow med student, and her name was Kendra McGee—before the home invasion that changed her life forever and put her in witness protection. Turned out it wasn’t witness protection at all. It was Vincent deceiving her grandmother so he could control and keep track of them.
Kayla heaved a sigh, ready to head to the diamond mine, retrieve the diamond, and catch the next commercial flight back to the States. Back to Martin, who had been her physical therapist before becoming the best friend who had undertaken this arduous journey across three continents, in search of a diamond Vincent insisted belonged to him. She hoped that finding the diamond would finally bring her back to the normal life she craved.
Martin’s kind, gentle spirit had captured her heart during the past few weeks, and they had confessed their love for each other. Now he was convalescing in a Paris hospital. She’d hated to leave him behind as she completed her task, but his injuries had been too extensive to allow him to travel.
The diamond mine they were headed to used to be owned by the family of Lucas, Yves’s business partner. The two men claimed to have been friends with Kayla’s parents many years ago and had been entrusted with their safe word.
Despite Yves knowing her childhood safe word, she felt unable to trust him because of the way they had approached her.
They’d used a sedative to force her to leave Martin behind, but it had given her disturbing dreams. At the same time, it had caused her to finally remember the attack that had left her parents dead. Those memories prompted as many questions as they answered.
Then there were the stories Yves had told during the flights to Australia. They had pierced her heart and drained her hope of getting justice for her murdered parents. She had to find the Rose Diamond to save herself, her grandmother, and Martin.
Despite the hot Australia day, she shuddered at the memory of the blast of cold that had ripped through the light fabric of her summer clothes back in Austria. A helicopter had taken her and Yves from a snow-covered mountain top to an Austrian airstrip. When she realized they were about to board the first plane, she had tried to reason with Yves.
“We don’t need to go to Australia,” she had argued. “My family didn’t visit a diamond mine during our vacation there.”
She now understood that last family vacation was what had triggered the destruction of the lives of everyone she loved.
Yves was undeterred by her protests. His voice had sounded as flat and tired as his dark brown eyes looked. “We must go if we ever want our lives back.”
He had placed a hand on her back to nudge her into the cavernous fuselage lined with jump seats. While showing her how to buckle up, he explained that although Lucas’s family no longer owned the diamond mine, they had remained in contact with the new owners.
“It’s where the Rose Diamond originated,” he had said. “Lucas’s grandfather gave it to the Prime Minister of France when he toured the mine in the 1980s. When Lucas heard of Vincent’s plan to steal it, he talked us into helping him.” He shook his head. “What a mistake.”
Now, Yves placed his hand on her back again, this time to nudge her out of the plane and into yet another attempt at shaking loose memories of that fateful vacation. She didn’t believe they’d hidden it in Australia, and she shook off his hand to wrap her arms around herself.
“You’re still afraid of me?” He sounded hurt, and his crinkled-up face showed concern.


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Karen Randau authors fast-paced stories with intricate plots, lots of action, and a dash of romance, all told from the point of view of a female amateur sleuth. The Kayla Walsh Mystery-Suspense Trilogy is her third series featuring strong, independent women. Previous series include the three-book Frankie Shep series featuring a modern-day female rancher in Wyoming, and the Rim Country Mystery series, featuring a woman who loses her husband in a movie theater shooting on their thirtieth wedding anniversary. She lives in the mountains of Arizona with her multi-generational family.


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56 Comments
Rita Wray
1/6/2022 11:29:27 am

The books sound great.

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Karen Randau link
1/6/2022 01:28:46 pm

Thanks, Rita. I hope you enjoy reading them.

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Beyond Comps
1/6/2022 12:06:27 pm

Great cover!

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Karen Randau link
1/6/2022 01:29:24 pm

Thanks! I like it too. Hope you enjoy the book.

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Kari B
1/6/2022 12:33:08 pm

These sound like action-packed mysteries that will keep the readers on the edge of their seats.

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Karen Randau link
1/6/2022 01:30:03 pm

That they are, Kari! I hope you enjoy reading them.

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Eva Millien
1/6/2022 12:51:35 pm

Congratulations on your release and the upcoming releases, Karen, your trilogy sounds like a thrilling read and I like the covers! Good luck with your books and I hope the tour is a success! Thanks for sharing them with me and have a fantastic day!

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Karen Randau link
1/6/2022 01:28:12 pm

Thanks so much for your kind words. I hope you enjoy reading them.

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Barbara Montag
1/6/2022 12:59:45 pm

Mystery, Suspense - I am going to love this series!
Thank you for sharing it with us.

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Karen Randau link
1/6/2022 01:30:48 pm

Thanks, Barbara! I hope you enjoy them.

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wendy hutton
1/6/2022 01:20:30 pm

this sounds like a wonderful book

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Karen Randau link
1/6/2022 01:31:25 pm

Thanks so much for your kind words. I hope you enjoy reading it.

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Ann Fantom
1/6/2022 03:42:35 pm

This sounds like an interesting book and I also like the cover.

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beth shepherd
1/6/2022 04:14:38 pm

This looks like a great read

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bn100
1/6/2022 05:05:09 pm

looks intriguing

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Sherry
1/6/2022 05:10:47 pm

Looks like a very good series and I love the excerpts.

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David Hollingsworth
1/6/2022 05:40:19 pm

The book sounds intriguing and I like the cover.

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Bea LaRocca
1/6/2022 05:44:56 pm

I like the covers, synopses and excerpts, this sounds like a thrilling book and series, a must read for me. Thank you for sharing your bio and book details and for offering a giveaway

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Marcy Meyer
1/6/2022 06:17:40 pm

The covers look really intriguing. The stories sound great. Thanks for sharing.

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David Basile
1/6/2022 07:04:47 pm

Sounds very interesting

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Abigail Gibson
1/6/2022 07:31:42 pm

This book looks so cool!

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Bernie Wallace
1/7/2022 05:17:24 am

How long did it take you to write your book?

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Cynthia C
1/7/2022 07:26:46 am

The excerpts are interesting. Thank you for sharing them.

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Wendy Jensen
1/7/2022 10:15:21 am

The book details sound like a great suspense trilogy.

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sarah s
1/7/2022 10:34:09 am

How did you come up with this idea to write a book about?

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Jon Heil
1/7/2022 12:46:38 pm

Maybe will change for the good!

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Terri Quick
1/7/2022 04:29:17 pm

Cool cover

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Nancy
1/8/2022 05:27:11 am

I think that the covers of your books are very well designed. The viewer/ reader feels a sense of danger and suspense when looking at those book covers. Well done!

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Julie Lundstrom
1/8/2022 01:53:09 pm

I like the cover of this book.

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Amy F
1/8/2022 03:23:13 pm

Amazing cover, love the title treatment!

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Danielle Day
1/8/2022 05:35:50 pm

It sounds good.

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Debbie P
1/9/2022 12:01:25 am

This sounds like a great series.

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Peggy Salkill
1/9/2022 11:26:23 am

Sounds like a great read!

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Debbi Wellenstein
1/9/2022 07:26:51 pm

I enjoyed the excerpts. Thank you for the giveaway!

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angela heerde
1/9/2022 09:49:54 pm

i like book details

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Nadine
1/11/2022 12:08:46 am

Because I’m a pilot I like seeing if the aviation facts and culture are accurate.

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Paula
1/11/2022 04:43:20 pm

Congrats on your new release.

Looks like a good read.

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Karin
1/12/2022 06:56:00 am

Nice excerpts

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carlyle Labuschagne link
1/12/2022 11:13:28 am

love this blog, love this author

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Sarah L
1/14/2022 02:29:34 am

Looks like interesting books.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Ken Ohl
1/15/2022 04:47:02 am

this book looks intriguing

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Tracie Cooper
1/15/2022 12:32:16 pm

How come up with ideas for your main characters?

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Athena Graeme
1/16/2022 12:48:21 am

I went to Australia once, it was amazing! I am hooked on all things Aussie, this sounds great!

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Heather Mahley
1/25/2022 01:49:47 am

Sounds like a great book

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Christina Gould
1/26/2022 04:22:06 pm

I love the beautiful cover and the excerpt. Thanks for the giveaway!

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Christy R.
1/30/2022 05:17:16 am

The book details sound fascinating. Best of luck with the publication.

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Melissa
1/30/2022 05:31:09 pm

the plot and character sound interesting, i love books that keep me on the edge on my seat.

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LYNN CLAYTON
2/1/2022 07:14:23 pm

now.this.looks.good

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Daniel M
2/5/2022 12:02:20 pm

like the cover

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jose rosado
2/5/2022 06:17:23 pm

What do you think of the book details? Do you have any questions for the author?


A very good blurb

THX

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Renata
2/5/2022 09:47:59 pm

I like the cover!

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Stephanie Liske
2/6/2022 12:24:48 pm

I like the book details.

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Jessica Hays
2/6/2022 07:50:58 pm

I think the book looks very intriguing

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Kelly M.
2/6/2022 08:05:53 pm

I think the book sounds great. I love mystery and suspense novels.

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Sand
2/6/2022 09:53:12 pm

Sounds like a great book!

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Anita Jude
2/6/2022 10:32:54 pm

Sounds like a great new series for me to read

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