Edna Curry's latest Lacey Summer's PI novel is now free: Link: http://amzn.com/B00AN9ZPOE #RT
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Edna Curry‏@EdnaFern4h

My short mystery Christmas story, Circletop Capers, is free until Christmas on Kobo. Check it out! #RT https://tinyurl.com/m3gyotl

Getting back in the groove.

Sorry to have disappeared for awhile.
I had my second total hip replacement and then they discovered my thigh bone had broken. So 3 weeks later I had another surgery to put in a plate, pins and cables to fix that. Was in Good Sam for almost 2 months getting PT.
Am home and doing better now, but still having achy legs and have to use a cane most of the time.

Anyway, more than you wanted to know, right? There's really not much golden about these golden years. Except maybe the amount of gold the hospitals and doctors charge, no matter how lousy the job they did was.

The weather has turned very cold. Can't say I like below zero stuff, or the snow we're getting. But, that's Minnesota for you. So have to put up with it.

Working on my Christmas letters. DH is watching Bonnie & Clyde, so I'm hiding in my office to avoid that icky story.

What are you all up to?

Free RS novel

The first novel in my Lacey Summers PI series is now free at ARe. https://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-yesterday039sshadow-975753-152.html

Jo Beverley's Regency Rogues books are all in e-book at last. The first, An Arranged Marriage, is half price for Kindle for a short time.

http://amzn.to/147vpyS There's a free sample here.

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Sneak Peek Sunday-Eccentric Lady by Edna Curry

Eccentric Lady blurb:

A Lacey Summers P.I. Novel

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AN9ZPOE

“You do know Agnes Simms?” Her voice was a bit skeptical. Oh, oh. Was she going to change her mind about coming here?

As I added water and grounds to the coffeemaker, I wracked my memory for that name. Landers only has a thousand people, so I know most of them. But some work in the cities and only use our little burg as a bedroom town, doing all their shopping and business elsewhere. So those I’ve had little opportunity to meet. “I think I’ve heard the name, but can’t recall meeting her right now. Could you tell me a bit about her? And what your problem is?”

Patti stood at my office window staring out over Long Lake while I stood at the side table making coffee. She was a perfectly groomed, slim woman with long blonde hair. She wore a navy blue business suit with matching high heels and carried a matching leather purse. Her lips and fingertips were bright red. But she wore a worried look on her face instead of a smile.

“My problem is that you have a stupid sheriff!” she burst out, bitterness dripping from her voice.

My head jerked up and I stared at her. She ambled over to the chair by my desk and sat. I thought of Ben, the tall, gangly, middle-aged man who was our county sheriff. He’d also been my late Uncle Henry’s card playing buddy and thus was almost a part of my family. On weekends when I’d visited my uncle during college, I’d fixed that bunch of men more sandwiches and cookies than I could count.

Upset now, I counted to ten to control my temper and said carefully, “I’ve heard Ben called a lot of things, but stupid is a first. Why do you say that?”

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New Deborah Smith book out

A new Deborah Smith! THE BISCUIT WITCH (long novella and first in a trilogy). Amazon's $1.99 Deal of the Day today!  http://tinyurl.com/lc3nwto