Just in case you’d like to find out more about “Innocent Tears”,
here are the links to purchase the book
– I know very cheeky. Sorry!
AMAZON US: http://amzn.to/1y5grj6
AMAZON UK: http://amzn.to/1ZjirM0
AMAZON AU: http://bit.ly/1ZZ7ZLP
I’d like to introduce you to one of my earlier books. I received my rights back after three wonderful years with a publisher, and it’s now time to fly solo. The book will be out late July. If you’re interested in helping spreading the word, please let me know. I’d appreciate it.
The story is set in Hobart, Tasmania, where Sophie and Mia have inherited a house – from a stranger.
“I believe she was a distant relative of yours. I’m afraid I don’t have any further details.”
Sophie arched an eyebrow in disbelief, doubting the accuracy of it all. Not only did she try not to question his competence as a lawyer, but she also hoped it wasn’t a dreadful misunderstanding.
With a slight shrug of her shoulder, she asked, “Why not?”
He met her gaze steadily. “Pardon me?”
Sitting up straight, she repeated, “Why not? Why aren’t there any further details?”
He rubbed his chin with his fingers, his unease now obvious, and although she almost felt sorry for him, she tried not to care. She needed to know more. And not just the what, but why and who as well.
Thanks for all your comments,
Yeah, I’d want more details, too. It sounds hinkey. 🙂 Great snippet, Iris.
Thanks Siobhan … and thanks for “teaching” me a new word 😉 – hinkey.
LOL you’re welcome, Iris. 🙂
wonder what else was inherited – debts? ghosts? unexpected boarders? Very intriguing.
best of luck with the book re-release, take a look at https://ccepotourri.wordpress.com/be-part-of-the-potpourri-parlor/ and send me promo details
Thank you so much for helping out. Will contact you with the details soon.
And yes, who knows what an inheritance could include nowadays. Thanks for stopping by.
I’d want to know more too. But on the other hand, never look a gift house in the mouth.
True … Thanks for stopping by PT 🙂
We all want those further details! Yes! Loving the situation so far, very intriguing. Great snippet.
Thank you, Veronica. Glad you liked it 🙂
I’d be suspicious at the same time I wanted it to be true. Very intriguing.
Again … you’re thinking along the same line as the story 🙂 Thank you for stopping by, Gem 🙂
Well, what else? You left us hanging. lol Great tease.
LOL … thanks Karen
And the mystery just gets clear as mud! LOL! Great spin.
LOL …. nice way to put it 🙂 Thanks for stopping by, Elizabeth.
Hmm… I think I’d want to know more, too. It’s all quite curious, if not a little fishy and suspicious. His unease over her question raises a red flag in my head. I think I’d be hesitant to just take it at face value without asking. Then again, as P.T. said… Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth.
You’ve put a lot of thought into it … glad you’re liking it so far 🙂
Interesting. Now I wonder why this “distant relative/stranger” chose to leave her house to Sophie and Mia?
We’ll find out soon. Thanks, Addison.
Even the lawyer is acting suspiciously about this very suspicious bequest. I can’t help but wonder if she’d be better off turning down this inheritance.
He’s not much help, is he. Thanks for stopping by, Ed.
I think I remember this story. It’s pretty weird that he doesn’t have much information. Let me know what you need for the release, I’ll be happy to help.
That’d be wonderful, Linda … and oops … have I already “snippeted” this story??
Heck ya why not? I would want to know more too!
LOL … we all do, don’t we 🙂 Thanks for stopping by, Cecilia.