Blurb from Capturing Karma
Veterinarian Matty Connors’ visions lead her to homicide detective Brian Sullivanonce again, despite her resolve to remain anonymous the past four years. Her official work with the police in California
A wild goose chase searching for a murder weapon casts doubt on Matty’s “truths” and threatens
A wild goose chase searching for a murder weapon casts doubt on Matty’s “truths” and threatens
their smoldering romance. Is Brian her nightmare slayer and ultimate truth? When the puzzle pieces fall in place for Brian, will it be too late to save Matty?
“Hi,” he said, a single syllable that touched off a concussion of illogical pleasure inside her.
“Hi, Brian,” she responded, tamping down the temptation to hug him hello. “How’s the new baby doing?”
“Great, thanks. How’s that bump on your head?”
Matilda touched an edge of one of the butterfly strips over her eyebrow.“Turning every color of the rainbow, but it’s fine.”
He swiveled his head toward the throaty bark of the wolfhound in the corner of the room, then scanned the other occupants in the lounge: primate, feline, porcine, wolfish and human. “Steve told me you’re a great vet. Looks like you’re pretty swamped here.”
“Shamus and I split the patient load,” she said.
“And Shamus is?”
“My brother. He came for me at the hospital yesterday?”
Brian’s eyes bored into her, a sexy smile twitched the corner of hislips. “Good.”
“And ‘good’ means?”
“The big guy isn’t competition. That’s good.”
“Ah. So we’re clear. What competition would that be?”
The sexy smile twitched again. “For but a smile from sweet Matty,” he lilted in an Irish brogue.
Squelching an impulse to grin, she molded her face serious and parroted a brogue, “Ah but woe to the knave who plies smiles with an untrue heart.”
She grinned now. “What can I do for you, Brian? Did you get an estimate to repair your car?”
“It’s about that letter you brought me. It’s related to a case. We need your help.”
Of course. “I gave you the letter. You know as much as I do." Her heart hammered, nothing
to do with the pulse acceleration from earlier flirtation. I can’t go further with this case. No matter what I have to stay anonymous.
Bio:
K.M. Daughters is the award winning writing team of sisters, Pat Casiello and KathieClare. Their penname is dedicated to the memory of their parents: Kay and Mickey Lynch. “The Daughters” are wives, mothers, and grandmothers. Kathie lives in northern New Jersey and Pat lives in the Chicago
In addition to their Sullivan Boys romantic suspense series, published by The Wild Rose Press,
K.M. Daughters writes inspirational romance published by White Rose Publishing.
In addition to their Sullivan Boys romantic suspense series, published by The Wild Rose Press,
K.M. Daughters writes inspirational romance published by White Rose Publishing.
Reviews for Capturing Karma:
“K.M. Daughters writes with a deft hand. Get ready for another fabulous Sullivan story.”
NY Times Bestselling Author, Brenda Novak
NY Times Bestselling Author, Brenda Novak
"Compelling, Page Turner…" RT Book Reviews
"The author writes with such a warm, flowing style, it's like visiting old friends. You'll want to see what happens next, and hope for only the best for these friends."
Cindy Himler, RT Book Reviews
“Daughters created a fantastic read and I am looking forward to read other works by this author!”
“Daughters created a fantastic read and I am looking forward to read other works by this author!”
Night Owl Romance Top Pick: 4.5 Stars
“…what an outstanding installment to a spectacular series.” The Book Connection
"CAPTURING KARMA: The Sullivan Boys, Book Three is as cleverly entertaining as KISSTHE GIRLS, and as thrilling as ALONG CAME A SPIDER, with Morgan Freeman.”
Geri Ahearn's Book Reviews
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10 comments:
A warm welcome for KM DAUGHTERS. Oliver, Longboard Vineyards Pinot Noir and Tequila Sunrise
Appetizer: Lou Malnati’s (Chicago) toasted cheddar cubes
Hi Sharon and KM Daughters. your books look fantastic, congratulations on the rave reviews too!
Mmm Oliver, I'll have some of those toasted cheddar cube appetizers too pleae. And some hot chocolate - it's a bit chilly here across the pond!
Super post, ladies.
Hi Lyn. Of course you can have some of phe delicious cheese cubes and a hot chocolate. Oliver. And doesm't Lyn do a fantastic job of decorating my blog
Wow, what a hauntingly lovely Halloween mansion you have! And a great interview/excerpt from KM Daughters. Sounds great!
Hi Sharon and KM Daughters, Great blog. You certainly have received some lovely reviews.
regards
Margaret
Hi Marie and Margaret. Thanks for dropping in for a visit. Please allow Oliver to mix you a special cocktail.
Hello ladies! Sharon, thank you so much for the lovely party. We entirely missed it!!!!! So distressed! And Oliver served our favorite drinks, too. We're so sorry. Kathie was on a plane back home after spending time with me and attending my daughter's baby shower on Sunday. And I was texting my daughter every half hour while she spent time in the ER receiving IV fluids and anti-nausea medicine for yet another severe all-nighter of...well "morning" sickness. The poor sweetheart is 34 weeks pregnant and has been sick 7 days per just about each one of those weeks. Please forgive us. Thank you all for stopping by and visiting. Happy Halloween! P.S. On top of the morning sickness my daughter has an ear infection. Sure hope this little one - my first grandbaby - isn't an only child. :-)
Love your book cover~pretty pretty. Hope your daughter's pregnancy goes better. It's hard when you are sick all the time.
Sue B
Hi Pat, so sorry about your daughter's difficult pregnancy. Wishing you and Kathie all the best with Capturing Karma. Hello Sue, welcome.
Hi Sharon - the expectant Momma is feeling much better today, thank heaven! Hi Sue. Thank you for the compliment on the Capturing Karma cover by talented artist Kim Mendoza. :-) And thank you for the empathy for my daughter...she appreciates empathy/sympathy a lot. Have a lovely weekend.
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