This time Brigid and Sheriff Davis are almost not able to solve this case! It took a bit of luck-well maybe a lot of luck!
Whoever was stealing money from the stores was being very careful--but how were they able to get in to those stores without breaking and entering?-They thought they knew who it was---but then it wasn't.
Of course the recipes at the end which were featured in the story sound delicious!
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Secondhand Treasures.
Gino’s Pizza Parlor.
Barney’s Antiques.
Sure, everybody could use a little extra cash But is stealing from a business worth the risk of getting caught? Someone thought so. Someone is going to prison.
When money is stolen from several businesses on Main Street in Cottonwood Springs, Brigid and Sheriff Davis work together to find the culprit, but are they too late? There’s a frustrating lack of suspects and the clock is ticking, or maybe time just ran out.
Don’t miss number eleven in the popular Cottonwood Springs Cozy Mystery Series by a USA Today Bestselling Author. As always, plenty of dogs and recipes!
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USA TODAY bestselling author and seven time Amazon All Star Author, Dianne Harman, draws her stories and characters from a diverse business and personal background. She owned a national antique and art appraisal business for many years, left that industry, and opened two yoga centers where she taught and certified yoga instructors. She's traveled extensively throughout the world and loves nothing more than cooking, playing backgammon with her husband, Tom, and throwing the ball for their dog, Kelly.
Being a dog lover and having attended numerous cooking schools, she couldn't resist writing about food and dogs. Dianne is the author of several cozy mystery series: Cedar Bay, Liz Lucas, High Desert, Midwest, Jack Trout, and the Northwest. Each of these books contains recipes from her travels. Alexis, the first book in the Midlife Journey Series was also recently published. She's the author of the award-winning suspenseful Coyote Series.
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24 comments :
I would never rob anyone, but if I did and got caught I would confess.
I have seen on movies and even real life when disasters happen, I think about when Hurricane Katrina happened, I saw how stores were empties from people stealing, but I am not sure that would be something I would ever do. (especially when they steal TVs and electronics that are not essential) Food and water, toiletries I can see that happening but I still don't think I could ever do that. But if I did, it would only be a necessity for my families survival.
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I would never be able to rob stores. If I was in desperate need I would avail of community resources for help.
No I would never rob a store. I would ask my family if I needed help.
I would never rob anyone. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night!
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No, I wouldn't rob any stores. I wouldn't want to have that on my conscience. I would find a more legit way to earn some money.
I hope I never have too rob a store , but they say ( never say never. ) I do not know what I would do. :(
no. thanks
I would not do that. Thus I would not have to worry about getting caught.
Nancy
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No, I couldn't ever take something that's not mine.
I would never be desperate enough to rob a store ,then I would not have to worry about getting caught
No, but if my children were starving, I might be desperate enough to risk it!
I cannot see myself robbing anyone or any store BUT if desperation kicked in and I felt iI had to I would confess and explain the situation and take whatever punishment was given me....
I would never be able to rob a store.
I'm not sure if I would, my guilty conscious would get to me.
No, if I were that desperate, I'd ask friends for help or panhandle. I couldn't rob a store under any circumstances.
I have been pretty desperate and for a short time even homeless. (unless you count the times I had to sleep on sofas, then was homeless for a while) I've never robbed a store nor would I
I don't think I could rob.
No I would not.
I'd never rob a store.
Nice!
I am pretty sure I wouldn't - the guilt would kill me!
I'm too much of a scaredy-cat to do that!
I have been very very desperate and never considered robbing stores. Maybe I just want desperate ENOUGH. Happy release!
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