lorem, Country My father was a Naval Aviator, and my two brothers and I spent our youth and adolescence moving about every eighteen months.
Kathryn Scarborough won the 2018 Paranormal Romance Reviewers Award, for her book, The Wild Mountain Thyme and critical acclaim for Deception, and Turn of the Key, historical novels set in WWII and the cold war. She spent her youth moving around the world with her Naval Aviator father, which makes for living inside one’s head totally appropriate. Kathryn started out as a musician, music teacher, and director before studying teaching and special education. She has four grown children and three wonderful grandchildren. She lives in central North Carolina with her husband and two crazy dogs.
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Her focus group was meeting today at the Denny’s off 440 and she was already late. She flitted around her room, absently picking up this and that, but stopped in front of the mirror to gaze at herself. She sighed. Her mind was in a fuddle about her life, and no matter what, she could not get herself moving.
YEOWLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!
An unearthly YEOWLLLL rends my eardrums. My own sleep starved brain refuses to respond to that sound, but like long unwashed fingernails scraping against the mathematicians blackboard, I cannot escape.
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“Humorous, romantic and mysterious rolled into one. The characters were believable and the theme of the book was good. Romance without being mushy”
