During her virtual book tour,
Julie will be awarding a $20 Amazon or Barnes and Noble gift card (winner’s
choice) to a lucky randomly drawn winner. To be entered for a chance to win, use the form below. To increase your
chances of winning, feel free to visit her other tour stops and enter there,
too!
A little
bit about the book:
With
his dying breath, Bobby Lowell begs Ellison Russell, “Tell her I love her.”
Unable to refuse, Ellison struggles to find the girl the murdered boy loved. Too bad an epically bad blind date, a vindictive graffiti artist, and multiple trips to the emergency room keep getting in the way.
Worse, a killer has Ellison in his sights, her newly-rebellious daughter is missing, and there’s yet another body in her hostas. Mother won’t be pleased.
Now Ellison must track down not one but two runaway teenagers, keep her promise to Bobby and elude the killer—all before her next charity gala committee meeting.
Unable to refuse, Ellison struggles to find the girl the murdered boy loved. Too bad an epically bad blind date, a vindictive graffiti artist, and multiple trips to the emergency room keep getting in the way.
Worse, a killer has Ellison in his sights, her newly-rebellious daughter is missing, and there’s yet another body in her hostas. Mother won’t be pleased.
Now Ellison must track down not one but two runaway teenagers, keep her promise to Bobby and elude the killer—all before her next charity gala committee meeting.
Excerpt from Guaranteed to Bleed:
The sight of Hunter Tafft on their front steps might make
some women’s hearts flutter. He is, after all, tall and tan and more polished
than my grandmother’s silver tea service. He’s also charming and ruthless. The
perfect lawyer? Definitely. The perfect date? I wasn’t so sure.
Hunter smiled at me and my heart fluttered—just a little
bit. Such is the power of his thousand watt smile.
He leaned forward and gave me a chaste kiss on the cheek.
“You look lovely.”
“Thank you.” My damned heart needed to settle back down to a
steady beat.
“Shall we?” He held out his arm.
My fingers closed on the fine wool of his sports coat. He
led me down the steps to his Mercedes. He opened the door and made sure I was
safely tucked inside before he closed it. Then he climbed into the driver’s
seat and started the car.
Julie Mulhern is a Kansas City native who grew up on a steady
diet of Agatha Christie. She spends her spare time whipping up gourmet meals
for her family, working out at the gym and finding new ways to keep her house
spotlessly clean and she’s got an active imagination. Truth is she’s an expert
at calling for take-out, she grumbles about walking the dog and the dust
bunnies under the bed have grown into dust lions. She is a 2014 Golden Heart®
Finalist.
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