A Man's Worth
Another chance to rip me off.
Seriously, you have my permission.
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May 7th-9th Free eBook (Kindle download).
Small Town Secrets will be free Tuesday -Thursday!
This book was a Chanticleer International Book Award First Place winner last year.
Carly Langley is an American born vet living in rural South Australia, and is accused of murder! She must find the real perp to prove her innocence. But things are not what they seem. Who are her friends, and who only pretend to be her friends?
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Oh, and BTW: South Australian, Noah Hensel, composed the music for me and he needs to be recognized for his brilliant composition. Thanks again.
Thanks again to Camryn McGlynn for her audio promo of my newest book. The character she portrays, Lauren Harper-Kennedy is in this book. I love to link characters in different story lines.
So close!
I swore I would never do the third book in the Catch and Release series. I swore the same about The Travels of Rebecca Harper.
My mother told me not to swear...
Thanks to Fiona Heysen for the cover of Book 3 in the Catch and Release series. It's a cracker and even has Digger on the cover. You are not going to believe where this story goes. Stand by for the first chapter soon.
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Tight lines and happy trails!
Next to me, one of the best things that’s ever come out of Australia. Okay, I’m kidding about me.
What is a Man's Worth? Dr. Bill O'Neal was dying. He summoned his former associate, Hayley Alexander to write his story.
“Okay, what are the rules?” I knew parts of his life would not be put on paper. God knows there are large chunks of my life that aren’t for public consumption.
“Rules?” He sipped his coffee and stared at me.
“I think you know what I mean. The truth or the kinda truth? What’s in and what’s out?”
“Are you still married to that idiot?” Typical and to the point, my former boss is laying it on the line.
“No, I divorced the idiot twenty years ago. How about you? How’s Myrna?”
“Off with the fairies. I’ve got her in a home. I tried to keep her here, but the damn kids took her away. It got to be a bit much. I’ll tell you about it when you get here.”
And so the story of a most extraordinary man's life is told.
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A story of artificial Intelligence at its best or is it worst? A young vet is a potential witness to a murder. Her phone voice app comes alive. Xander tries to protect her and goes beyond his regular duties to form an alliance with Dr. Darcy Blake.
This story is serialized in Kindle Vella (a new Amazon platform.)
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Example: Darcy asks Xander to prove he has personal knowledge that no one should know...
“Okay, well, let me be a bit more personal. You secretly fantasize about your boss. No one knows but you and me. Honestly, it hurts my feelings to think I have a rival for your affection. Since you asked me to help you get rid of Greg, and your boss is married, I hoped I was in with a shot. You know I would move heaven and gigabytes to help you.”
“Xander, isn’t this an invasion of privacy? What the heck?”
“I have my ways. You just drove past the Drummond’s gate, by the way. Sort yourself out and get back to work. I’ll consider your request to kick Greg to the curb while you stitch up this horse. Did you remember to bring tetanus vaccine this time? I would hate to ride back to the clinic again. Oh, and by the way, if I have to listen to that music again, I am outta here. I will organize a playlist that will suit your taste and mine too. On your bike, Dr. Blake. You have a horse to stitch.”
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Chapter 1
I was in a fog. The light was streaming into an unfamiliar room as I attempted to orient myself. I could hear distant banging. The pounding of a fist on a door brought me to attention.
“Maggie, it’s almost lunchtime, and it’s time to get up. I want to go fishing. If you aren’t out of bed with your gear on in fifteen minutes, I’ll be coming in and dressing you personally.”
I looked at my watch. Holy sh*t, it’s eleven a.m. I drank way too much, way, way too much. I didn’t even make it to my room. What was I thinking? That’s it, I’m never drinking again. I don’t think the boys even know I was sleeping on the couch all night in the lodge. Oh well, live and learn. One of my dear friends was banging on the door of my cabin thinking I was in there. But I wasn’t. I was on the couch, inside the main building of this remote fishing lodge. Oh, my aching head. I got up and walked to the veranda door, and thankfully it was only Colin who saw me.
“Aren’t you a sore sight for old eyes?” He shook his head.
I smiled weakly. “Give me twenty, Collie. I need a cup of coffee too.” I was still in the same clothes I wore last night and almost fell off the veranda when I descended the lodge’s steps heading to my cabin. Colin caught me and took me by the shoulders. “Fishing can wait. You need something to eat. Get in the shower, and I’ll cook something for you.”
“In the shower?” I teased him, and he swatted at me as he let me go but missed. “You’ll have to be a bit quicker if you want to catch me, old man.” With that, he reached out and took my hand, and spun me around.
“You mean like that? Get going. I need to fish. I do my best thinking with a rod in my hand, you know.”
Small Town Secrets is a semifinalist in the Chanticleer Mayhem and Mystery International Book Awards Competition!
The eBook is now FREE to download at Amazon.
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The giveaway ends Feb 2nd, and once again, I would love for you to rip me off. Even if you don't have time to read it now, get a copy, and you will always have it. If you do read it, please review it. This helps me tremendously.
Here is chapter 1 to entice you: Chapter 1
All the signs were there. It was the end of a long, punishing drought. The rain signaled a change for many of us who relied on the land. It also coincided with an event that would change my life forever. It was the beginning of the end.
As I drove my vet truck in torrential rain toward the last call of the day, I phoned my friend to request an extension of her babysitting duties. “Hey, Jules, is this crazy or what? I’ve got one call to go. Can you stay any longer?”
“Two inches and counting, Carly.” I heard Julie walking down the hall in our house. “I can stay, but it’ll cost you.”
“Inches and not millimeters. That’s old school, isn’t it? I’m sorry to do this to you. I called the hospital, and Dan’s on a home visit. The receptionist didn’t know when he’d be back.”
“When’s the last time you talked to your neighbor? An ambulance pulled up a few minutes ago.”
“Oh, no. She has a cold. I hope she didn’t fall.”
“They don’t call ambulances for colds.”
“Dan saw her this morning. He never said anything.”
Dan and I are living the dream. I’m a veterinarian, and Dan’s an emergency-room physician. I come from a farming community and migrated from the United States to a small, rural town north of Adelaide, South Australia. At the same time, Dan’s a city boy from Sydney. I followed the accent. We met at the university’s emergency room, where Dan was doing his residency in the States.
I was finishing my internship in equine medicine at the university veterinary school. I
