Need to Catch Up With My Blog Tour?

Remember, the person who comments on the most posts on my blog tour will win a copy of the three books that come before No Bells.

No Sanctuary is the story of two ministers, two churches, two wives and one murder. Officer Stacey Wilbur and Detective Doug Milligan are a couple in this one despite Stacey's vow not to date anyone on the Rocky Bluff P.D. This is also where she begins her career as the vice officer for the department.

An Axe To Grind is about a stalker who loses his head. When Detective Doug Milligan strikes out on his own to investigate a suspect, he disappears.  A distraught Stacey follows his trail.

In Angel Lost as plans for her perfect wedding fill her mind, Officer Stacey Wilbur is sent out to trap a flasher. The new hire realizes Rocky Bluff P.D. is not the answer to his problem. Abel Navarro can’t concentrate on the job because of worry about his mother. Officer Gordon Butler has his usual upsets. The sudden appearance of an angel in the window of a furniture store captures everyone’s imagination and causes problems for RBPD, and then the worst possible happens—will Stacey and Doug’s wedding take place?



If you need to go back and leave a comment on the earlier blogs, here are the URLs, you will have to scroll down to find the one about me.


April 3 http://blog.marjamcgraw.com/

April 4 http://morganmandel.blogspot.com/
 
April 5 http://jbraysblog.blogspot.com/  

April 6 http://jacquelinevickauthor.blogspot.com/
And for what's coming for the rest of the week:

April 7 http://www.hmprevost.com  Click on "guest author blog." 

April 8 http://www.bethanderson.com/blog

April 9 http://anne-k-albert.blogspot.com/

April 10 http://www.debrahgoldstein.com/

April 10 http://www.savvyauthors.com.

April 11 http://writerstricksofthetrade.blogspot.com

April 12  http://mmgornell.wordpress.

April 13 http://TBRtheblog.blogspot.com/

April 14 http://browningpat.wordpress.com/

April 15 http://crimewriters.blogspot.com/


Hope you enjoy the posts.


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