Moon in Mazatlan

by C. L. Kraemer

Overview

Detective Corey Williams is content with his small town Virginia home. Normally, his busiest night is Saturday, but when his best friend's ex-wife attempts to have him killed, Corey gives his promise to ensure justice is served. Meeting a red-haired, Harley riding goddess has thrown a wrench in his quiet staid life. Only one hiccup in this situation; the goddess is a reporter. When the ex-wife of his friend flees the country, the reporter makes sure she is right behind Detective Williams. He is oath bound to bring the fugitive ex-wife back for trial. What he hadn't counted on was falling for the Harley riding reporter.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150891333
Publisher:	Rogue Phoenix Press
Publication date:	09/12/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	200
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

C. L. Kraemer
Fantasy, Sci Fi and Mystery writer

C. L. Kraemer has been a gypsy all her life. From her military child beginnings to her might-not-get-this-chance-again attitude after she left home, she’s seen most of the continental United States as well as Hawaii and Alaska.

Three contemporary romance novels Old Enough; Moon in Mazatlan, and If Only are being rereleased by Rogue Phoenix Press as well as Cats in the Cradle of Civilization.

Healthy Homicide, the October 2008 launch book for RoguePhoenixPress picks up the torch in the mystery world. In February 2010, she contributed to two Valentine’s Anthologies at RoguePhoenixPress: A Valentine Anthology, with a story titled, Lending Library, and A Different Kind of Valentine with a story titled, The Prize.

She has completed the base story for a Dragon Fantasy series, Dragons Among Us, which was released August 2010 by Rogue Phoenix Press and the first follow up in the series, Dragons Among the Eagles, released in 2011.

Meadows of Gold is another faerie story released by RoguePhoenixPress in the March 2011’s anthology, A St. Patrick’s Day Tale. A third story featuring the Fae of the valley outside Eugene, Oregon, Defying the Odds was included in the May Day Anthology May 2013. Boots and Blades will be included in a Christmas 2015 collection.

August 2011 saw the release of Shattered Tomorrows, a Mystery/crime novel loosely based on the May 7, 1981 shooting at the Oregon Museum Tavern in Salem, Oregon where four lost their lives and twenty were wounded.

A motorcycle poker run is featured in her March 2013 release, Joker’s Wild and the third in the dragon series, Dragons Among the Ice, is yet to be released.

For detailed information, visit her Web sites for background on her books

www.clkraemer.com