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    Southwest of Love and Murder

    By Brenda Whiteside

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    About this ebook

    Mystery writer Phoebe Anderson owes her success to killing her first husband on paper seventeen years earlier. Now someone has actually done it. When she decides to take a few days away on the ranch of her best friend's brother-in-law, she doesn't expect romance to find her...or murder to follow her.

    Mason Meadowlark is happy with his wild cowboy ways, avoiding love since the death of his baby and the end of his marriage twenty years ago. When Phoebe shows up, he fights to control his emotions but soon wonders if she just might be worth the risk of opening his heart again.

    With an obsessed fan close on her heels, Phoebe is thrown into her own murder mystery…and the next target on his list is Mason.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Wild Rose Press
    Release dateJan 7, 2015
    ISBN9781628307498
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    Southwest of Love and Murder
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    Brenda Whiteside

    Brenda and her husband are gypsies at heart having lived in six states and two countries. Currently, they split their time between the Lake Roosevelt basin in Central Arizona and the pines in the north. Wherever Brenda opens her laptop, she spends most of her time writing stories of discovery and love entangled with suspense.

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    • 4/5
      I just read a really good book, y'all! Let me tell you a little about it.

      Southwest of Love and Murder, by Brenda Whiteside, is a romantic suspense novel about Phoebe, a suspense novelist who, in the guise of doing some research on ranching for her next book, is looking for romance by
      Getting away from the city, spending time on a ranch with a handsome — no, a damned sexy cowboy....Phoebe's romantic research with her cowboy Mason is going well (except he prefers the term rancher), until she realizes that she has been followed by a stalker from the city to the country. The book's point of view alternates between Phoebe, Mason, and her stalker (whose identity is not revealed to the reader, until Phoebe becomes aware that she is being stalked). At this point, the book transitions from a romance with mystery and just a touch of suspense, to a suspenseful mystery with a side of romance.

      No matter whether the romance or the suspense is predominating at the moment, the result is a very good read. I recommend this one, y'all — if you like romance, and suspense, I think you'll really like Southwest of Love and Murder.

      Southwest of Love and Murder received Four Kitties from Jane Reads Blog. I really enjoyed it!

      Note: I received a complimentary copy of Southwest of Love and Murder from the author and Goddess Fish Book Tours, in exchange for an honest opinion of the book.


      This review was originally published on Jane Reads.