It’s FAIS DO DO DIE Release Day!

It’s release day here on the blog! I’m super excited for readers to dive into another Big Uneasy adventure (and romance! We can’t forget the romance!)! This installment switches to the brothers, specifically Calvin Baker and (I’ve been waiting for this one and hope you have, too!) Sarah, Nell’s roommate! Here’s the scoop:

He kicks down doors, and she serves hors d’oeuvres. And the Big Uneasy delivers them both a huge helping of high-stakes danger—and a chance at romance.

A happy-ending skeptic and caterer, Sarah Burland, has a high-profile gig at a fundraiser. It’s a coup for her catering company until murder kills the party spirit and triggers a hostage situation. 

SWAT Team Member Calvin Baker’s job cost him his marriage. He’s done with romance—even if he does find himself taking an interest in a family friend, Sarah, from time to time. He’s sure his feelings are platonic until he finds out she’s caught in a hostage situation. 

Cal’s team affects a rescue, but Sarah’s troubles aren’t over. The victim’s friends—and enemies—keep trouble cooking, and the deeper they dig, the more confusing things get—and the more their attraction to each other grows.

Can the cook and the cop survive long enough to work out their differences? Take a ride into another installment in the engaging Big Uneasy series and find out!

FAIS DO DO DIE is available at all your favorite vendors and you can also buy it directly from me!

Amazon  Nook  Apple Kobo GooglePlay Direct from me!

Have you read any of the books in my Big Uneasy series? (I’m hoping your answer is a resounding yes, but I don’t judge! On this blog, readers get to read what they want.) If you haven’t, a good place to start is with the first book in the series, RELATIVELY RISKY. You can buy it at the bargain price of $2.99 OR get it for free by signing up for my newsletter. 

If you’ve been longing to journey to New Orleans and experience the delights of the Big Easy, but don’t have the $$, well, here’s your chance to visit from the comfort of your armchair! I know, you don’t get to taste it that way, but you can do what we do now that we’ve moved North. Buy a turducken, shove it in the oven, put on some jazz and let the good times roll!

Perilously yours,

Pauline