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The cover fairy came a'calling

And she left me these. Done by the multi-talented Nicola Martinez. And a reminder of Monday's Child too which is released on April 27th!



Monday's Child must hide for protection...

This was not the assignment Luke Nemec expected when he came to the UK—babysitting a beautiful widow. It wouldn’t be so bad if Sara wasn’t such a hostile witness. Despite her complaints and continued jibes, Luke finds himself falling for her.
When, Sara Barnes is thrown into the witness protection programme, she becomes the “wife” of Lt. Luke Nemec, an American cop on temporary assignment with the British police. Despite Luke’s American bravado, she finds he’s kind and considerate in ways her late husband never was.
But things aren’t always what they seem, and Luke soon realizes he’s fighting a battle of two fronts to keep Sara safe. Loyalties are called into question, and he’s no longer certain who he can trust. Luke is way out of his depth. As the threats against Sara escalate, it’s a race against time to find her husband’s killer before Sara is silenced forever.




Tuesday's Child tenders direction...


Deaf from the age of five, Adeline Munroe now runs the local dolls hospital with her best friend Jasmine and constant companion, hearing dog, Ben. Haunted by visions, she 'sees' each murder either as or just before they happen.

Detective Sergeant Nate Holmes is investigating the herbalist serial killings. Things are complicated when he falls for one of the witnesses. As more women die, and Adeline becomes the prime target, is time running out for them both?











 Wednesday's Child grieves for his soul...

Liam Page, school teacher, ex missionary, is a man with a secret. He doesn’t have time for anything except revenge until he tips a vase of flowers over the woman who turns out to be the school’s landscape architect.

Jacqui Dorne prefers work to men. It’s safer. Liam changes that. Their growing relationship is marred by the reappearance of Vince, Jacqui’s ex-boyfriend.

Suddenly caught up in events beyond their control, they end up back in Endarra fighting for both love and life on the same mission field where Liam’s wife died.


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