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While visiting a boys’ and girls’ summer camp, Sheriff Kateri Kwinault finds herself telling a scary story that might be a little too close to the truth.

THE WATCHER is an all-new Virtue Falls e-short story available free for my mailing list. Want to read this exclusive story? Join today and after you’re confirmed, you’ll receive a letter with the download link. My mailing list is fun, free, all about books, and I will never give away or sell your email. Read a sample newsletter!

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The Three-Armed Woman Featured on CBS Sunday Morning!

In this CBS Sunday Morning piece called “Romance novels: One of publishing’s hottest trends” with pals Beverly Jenkins and Eloisa James, starting at 2:50 min, my infamous 3-armed woman cover is featured! http://bit.ly/EJamesVD You can read all about the CASTLES IN THE AIR cover here on my website…also, am I the only one who’s surprised to hear that romance is a hot trend???

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THE WOMAN WHO COULDN’T SCREAM Book Sale!

Book sale! Pre-order THE WOMAN WHO COULDN’T SCREAM: Virtue Falls Full Length Suspense #4 hardcover on sale from
Amazon
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Prices are changing fast (it’s still less than $20!) so please order now!

— Read an excerpt!
— Put THE WOMAN WHO COULDN’T SCREAM on your Goodreads To-Read list.

The Kindle, Nook, Kobo, iBooks and Google Play links are now up!

The first book in the series, VIRTUE FALLS, is on sale at Amazon in paperback for $5.98.
240 reviews/4.5 stars

I asked what you thought of the cover for THE WOMAN WHO COULDN’T SCREAM, and a lot of you responded — 1,887 of you, in fact! I asked you to pick the two choices that best fit, and here’s the breakdown:
1076 (57%) — The cover got my attention, but the title has me intrigued.
577 (30.6%) — Does this photo match the description of the character? Because it really bugs me when it doesn’t.
569 (30.2%) — The cover alone grabs my attention and makes me want to know more.
482 (25.5%) — The cover makes me want to read the book.
262 (13.9%) — The title is scary, too. Who thought of that? (Answer: me, the author)

Thank you for voting — I’m so glad the title intrigues you! — for the comments you made on social media and in email. Your comments showed that some of you didn’t like the cover at all, some wanted the heroine to show fear, some praised her look of calm intensity, and a few kindly said all you need to buy the book is my name on the cover. Bless you all for taking time from your lives to give me and my publisher your opinions.