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is an ex-cop who returns home to Freeland, Maryland, to deal with the
pain of his own tragic loss: the death of his wife and daughter in a
fiery explosion intended for him.
leads then to explore the possibility of finding love again. But
vengeful enemies and jealous rivals are determined to destroy the
peace and happiness that Elice and Cabot have found in each other’s
arms. Why are their rivals so intent on keeping Elice and Cabot
apart? Loree Lough’s latest suspenseful romance is a page-turner!
Guest Post
Guest Post #1: Interview with Cabot Murray, former Chicago homicide detective.
Q: “So Cabot, tell us why you returned to Freeland after so many years away?”
A: “I, ah, decided I’d had enough of police work.” Always watching, always waiting for some nut job to jump out from behind a door, he thought. After Maggie and Lindy were killed, I thought I could get back to normal. “I thought being back on the old family farm would provide some balance. You know, after so many years in noisy, crime-ridden Chicago.”
Q: “And have you found it? The peace and quiet you were looking for?”
A: “Oh, you bet. The land … it’s just the medicine I needed.”
Q: “Medicine? Are you under a doctor’s care?”
A: <laughing> “No, nothing like that. It’s just … I guess I missed falling into bed so exhausted after a long, hard day that I fall right to sleep.”
Q: “What’s your favorite part of being back in Freeland?”
A: “That’s easy.” Cabot pictured Elice, and smiling, said, “I met someone … interesting.”
books (nearly 9,000,000 copies in circulation and 7 titles that
earned book-to-movie options), 68 short stories, and 2,500+ articles
in print.
universities, corporate and government agencies in the U.S. and
abroad, Loree loves sharing learned-the-hard-way lessons about the
craft and the industry.
and “opening” for the likes of Tom Jones, Dottie West, The
Gatlin Brothers, and more. Though she refuses to share the actual
year when she traded her Yamaha 6-string for a wedding ring, she IS
willing to admit that, every now and then, she blows the dust off her
six-string to croon a tune or two. But mostly, she just writes (and
writes).
suburbs and a cabin in the Allegheny Mountains, where she continues
to hone her “identify the critter tracks” skills. Her
favorite pastime? Spending long, leisurely hours with her
grandchildren…all seven of them!
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