Giveaway ends August 19, 2016.
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Anyone who lives in a small town knows how quickly word gets around when there’s news to share. Even without trying, everyone seems to know almost before you do.
That seems to be happening on the internet too, at least for my newest release, A Bull by the Horns. Just for fun, I Googled the title and my name and found a couple of places where people mentioned the book’s release without my even having to ask.
To thank them, I’m posting links below and inviting you to visit their site. If you like reading, you’ll find lots to interest you besides my Coffman Country Art Colony Cozy.
Must Read Mysteries posts reviews and lists of new releases.
Omnimystey News is all about mysteries. You’ll find some good book reviews here.
Novelspot has got a whole slew of helpful links for readers and writers.
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I’m breathing a sign of relief, but not for too long. August 1, all versions of my Coffman Country Art Colony cozy mystery were released. It took me longer to get this done than I had predicted, but I wanted to make sure it was the best that it can be. I hope you think it was worth the wait. It can be purchased at the links below. Or if you want to try to win a print version, wait till August 11 and enter the Goodreads contest. Now I need to do my best to get the word out. Hopefully all my friends and family will help spread the word!
Carina Coffman has worked hard to fulfill her grandmother’s dream of turning the family farm into an artist’s retreat. She thought the only obstacles she had left to deal with were a disgruntled neighbor unhappy with her new venture, and training Larry the goat to stop head-butting his companions Curly and Moe. When one of her guests ends up impaled by the longhorn of Ferdinand the taxidermied bull, however, she has her work cut out for her.
Deb Donahue 