I've been waiting on pins and needles for Picture Perfect Corpse,
the next Kiki Lowenstein mystery. When I pre-ordered it from Amazon, I didn't even bother to read the description. I finally read the description yesterday and if I thought I was on pins and needles before, I don't know how to describe the way I'm feeling about it now!
the next Kiki Lowenstein mystery. When I pre-ordered it from Amazon, I didn't even bother to read the description. I finally read the description yesterday and if I thought I was on pins and needles before, I don't know how to describe the way I'm feeling about it now!
As soon as I saw that there was a new anthology of short stories available, I downloaded it for my Kindle and happily started reading.
In Kiki Lowenstein and the soldier's gift, Kiki organizes the customers at the scrapbooking store where she works to make cards for the Wounded Warrior Project. They set an ambitious goal, which is quickly overshadowed by an even more ambitious mystery for her to solve. I was in happy tears by the story's end. (A portion of the profits from the anthology will go to the Wounded Warrior Project.)
Kiki Lowenstein and the Shark Bait provides a fun glimpse into Kiki's life before she met her husband (who was murdered in the first book of the series), and Kiki Lowenstein and the TP Caper is a "super short" story.
I was halfway through the book and already planning to write about it today when Joanna Campbell Slan emailed and asked if I'd like to give away two copies to my blog readers for Valentine's Day.
If you'd like a chance to win a copy for your Kindle, just leave a comment on this post. I'll choose the two winners and announce them Sunday morning. Joanna is doing an online chat on Valentine's Day at 7 p.m. EST in the chat room on her Lila Dare website with four other authors and they'll all be giving away copies of their books. Her guests include Shelly Arkon, author of Secondhand Shoes; Mollie Cox Bryan, author of Scrapped; Nancy J. Cohen, author of Permed to Death; and Chrystle Fiedler, author of Scent to Kill
I'm linking up to Whatcha Reading? over at Patchwork Times.
15 comments:
Yes, I'd love to win a copy of her book. Right now I'm finishing the Wedding Ring by Emily Richards and will sad to finish it, Yes it's that good. Jane
I would love to win the book, Kiki Lowenstein is one of my favorite sleuths. Thanks for the chance.
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I'd love a chance to win a book for my kindle, always willing to try a new author.
I'd love to win the book for my Kindle.
Always interested to hear about a new book, and I love mysteries. I'd love to win a copy!
I would love to win a copy, always willing to try a new book! Thanks for the chance. vickise at gmail dot com
Thank you for a wonderful review AND a chance to have the book on my Kindle! I would love to win it. I'm going to go check out the series at my knoxlib right now.
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You definitely write a good book review. I'm looking for a good series too. Thanks for the draw.
Sounds exciting! Love to have that on my kindle!
Sounds like a great book. I would love a copy, but I have a kobo. Will it download on here as well as a kindle??
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Would love to win New author to me but that makes it more exciting.
Thanks for the chance to win. I'd love a new book to read while I'm sitting in waiting rooms and the bus stop! Your baby quilt is adorable! I love the snowball and nines combos!
I would love to win the book. I love reading books on my Kindle. Thanks for the giveaway.
Haven't read any of these books yet, so yes, I'd love to win the anthology. I'm always on the look out for a new cozy mystery author and series.
Me too, me too. I've enjoyed the Kiki books a lot. I need to figure out the last one read and get the next one. Thanks for the give away. I didn't notice a drawing date. Hope it hasn't already happened.
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