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    Eye of the Crow
    Eye of the Crow
    Eye of the Crow
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    Eye of the Crow

    By Maris Soule

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    It’s P.J. Benson’s wedding day. It’s also the day she walks in on a bank robbery. During the ceremony she should be thinking of her vows, not how unusual the bank robber looked. Wade Kingsley wants her to stay out of trouble, especially now that she’s his wife, but trouble seems to find P.J., no matter where she goes.

    Eye of the Crow is a short story that takes place two months after the end of Eat Crow and Die. This is a chance for fans of P.J. to “participate” in her wedding and reception, and discover how she once again stumbles into and solves a mystery.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMaris Soule
    Release dateMay 26, 2016
    ISBN9781311619112
    Eye of the Crow
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    Maris Soule

      Maris Soule has had 17 category romances published by Harlequin and Silhouette, and is a two time RITA finalist, as well as a winner and finalist in many other contests. Born and raised in California, Soule now lives in Michigan in the summer and Florida in the winter. She does a weekly blog on writing (and sometimes on Rhodesian Ridgebacks) at www.marissoule.com/blog/  and is on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. For more information, visit her at www.MarisSoule.com

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