Thursday, October 2, 2014

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

I'll be signing my books at the Craft sale at the Baker Orchard just south of Centuria on Sat. and Sun. Sept. 27-28, 10-5, Fun for the kids, live music, apples, bonfire, food, arts and crafts for sale.
Come see us!
www.bakerorchard.com
Last day Sept. 24 #Free Kindle romantic suspense novel: Circle of Shadows by Edna Curry
Link: http://amzn.com/B005GSWWX4 #RTrom #NLWrom #RTink

Wednesday, September 17, 2014


#Romantic Suspense novel Double Trouble by Edna Curry is a #free #Kindle book Sept. 17-18. #Rtink #rtrom #NLWrom amzn.com/B006T7D79Y

 

Sunday, September 14, 2014


#Free romantic suspense kindle novel Sept. 13-14, Mirror Image by Edna Curry

http://amzn.com/B004XD0SPC #RTink  #RTrom  #NLWrom

 

Saturday, September 6, 2014


#Romantic Suspense novel Double Trouble by Edna Curry is a #free #Kindle book Sept. 6-8. #Rtink #rtrom http://amzn.com/B006T7D79Y
 
 

 

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Double Trouble by Edna Curry

 

Rosie, to please her dying mother, agreed to marry Ken Latham, the handsome, rich boss she doesn’t love, but who has been regularly proposing to her. She rationalizes that she’ll have a good life with him and true love is only a fairy tale anyway. But that promise of a good life turns into a nightmare when Ken is mugged, has amnesia and breaks their engagement.

Also, Rosie and Ken have to deal with their company’s CEO, Lester, who sends Kirk, Ken’s identical twin, to investigate possible embezzlement at their building supply store. And someone is trying to kill Ken and also harassing Rosie.

Can they survive long enough to build their attraction into love?

Saturday, April 19, 2014




Yay, Spring is finally here. My tulips and daffodils are up, and last week's ten inches of snow is almost gone. Just old piles of snow from where the snowplows piled it up remain. But the 70s weather should help it melt fast this week!

In the meantime, here's a quick sneak peek of my romantic suspense novel, Bear Trap by Edna Curry:


Mel glanced upriver as he sipped his coffee. Two people stood on the cliff overlooking the dam. A man and a woman? They seemed to be arguing, facing each other and gesturing, not admiring the dam as he would have expected.

Foolish city slickers. It’s not safe there. A constant spray of water rushing over the dam made the rocks slippery. He put down his coffee and picked up the binoculars he always kept handy for a closer look, looping the safety cord around his neck. Yes, long red hair on the woman. A flash of green, maybe her blouse?

If only he could warn them to go back to safer ground. They were too far away for them to hear him if he tried yelling. Besides, the roar of the water going over the dam drowned out all other sounds.

Signs posted along that road warned of danger, but he knew people were fascinated by the dam and ignored warning signs all the time, trying to get close to the waterfall. Nothing the authorities did stopped people from putting themselves in danger.

As he watched, the man’s arm swung out. He slapped the woman. She put a hand up to her cheek. A moment later, the man reached out and gave her a hard shove away from him.

Mel gasped as she fell over the edge of the cliff. He froze and held his breath as she dropped down, down, down until she disappeared far below. The curve of the rocks on the bank prevented him from seeing her. Had she fallen on rocks or into the rushing water of the bear trap?
Bear Trap by Edna Curry