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ABOUT THE BOOK
Title: The Sleuth's Conundrum
Series: The Librarian Sleuth #3
Author: Kimberly Rose Johnson
Publisher: Mountain Brook Ink
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Release Date: November 1, 2019
Adam and Tara are sucked into a police investigation that might get Tara killed. Can Adam keep her safe or will he lose her forever?
Tara James, the local librarian assistant, is afraid her past will catch up to her when an infant is abandoned outside the Tipton County Library. Will news of the abandoned baby stir up publicity and force her to go on the run again?
Librarian Nancy Daley’s world has become complicated. Carter is pushing to set a wedding date, a woman was left for dead on the side of the road, and Tara, her assistant, is acting strange. Nancy is working every angle she can think of, but the case goes from bad to bizarre. Can she find the baby’s mother, help Tara, and plan her wedding without upsetting her life’s delicate balance?
Slow news days become a thing of the past for local reporter Adam Stacy when a dead body is discovered on the side of the road. Was the woman murdered or was it an accident? Adam’s feelings are growing for Tara, but she appears to have secrets she’s hiding. Is she somehow connected to the abandoned infant?
When things go from bad to worse Adam does everything in his power to protect Tara, but will it be enough?
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EXCERPT
Thunder boomed and rattled the windows. Tara jumped—she
hated storms. “I don’t
remember the last time we had thunder like that.” She
crossed her arms. “Who would abandon a helpless baby on a day like today?” Tara
looked down at the infant and her heart melted. She squatted and unhooked the
safety restraint. “How long was the power out?”
“Thirty minutes tops. Are you thinking what I’m thinking?”
Nancy moved around her desk and powered on her computer. “I’ll pull up the
security footage while I get my mom on the phone.”
Nancy’s mother was the local sheriff, so it made sense that
she would call her directly rather than 911. “And I’ll see if she needs a
diaper change. Do you think she’s hungry?”
Nancy shrugged. She had her phone to her ear.
Tara lifted the light-as-a-feather baby from the carrier and
cradled her. “Shh. It’s going to be okay.” The baby quieted and snuggled
against her. Her heart melted. Sudden tears burned her eyes. She blinked them
away.
Tara knew little about babies, but how hard could changing a
diaper be? She peaked inside the diaper bag and spotted an envelope. “What do
we have here?” She reached for it then drew out the single sheet of paper.
“This is Amelia. She’s a week old. I wish I could keep her
but my circumstances won’t allow it. Please love her for me and take good care
of her.” Clearly her mom cared deeply for her so why leave her baby at the
library?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Award winning author Kimberly Rose Johnson married her college sweetheart and lives in the Pacific Northwest. From a young child Kimberly has been an avid reader. That love of reading fostered a creative mind and led to her passion for writing. She especially loves romance and writes contemporary romance that warms the heart and feeds the soul. Kimberly holds a degree in Behavioral Science from Northwest University in Kirkland, Washington, and is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers. You can sign up for Kimberly's newsletter via her website at: https://kimberlyrjohnson.com/
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TOUR GIVEAWAY
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