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This isn’t something I’m proud of, but I just don’t have the focus to read books.
But one of my early blog buddies has published a book and this is a plug. The book has been out for a little over a month. Cheryl has multiple blogs and the one I followed, she put in storage.
So by accident, I found she had released her book:
The newest book in the Senior Center Murder series has just been released through BookLocker. You can purchase a copy at Barnes & Noble online or from BookLocker directly.
For those of you who have been asking, yes, the romance between suburban cowboy detective Stan Nevins and the curvaceous, feisty Park Ridge Senior Center director Teresa Cusentino heats up! It’s summer after all.
The novel is set at the Six County Senior Olympics, a very real event for senior citizens northwest of Chicago.
Good luck Cheryl!
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