Mayhem in the #Wormhole!

There is danger in the wormhole today! Sirens! Lights flashing! And possibly some squeals of joy because I FINALLY have a new release. Like a NEW new release, a new book with completely new words in it. That I wrote down. You know, one word at a time. Until I had a book.

So I’m kinda blowing my own horn today:

And, if you’re so inclined, asking you to give Dead Spaces a look and see if would float your reading boat. It’s a:

1. …mystery…

2. …with a little romance…

3. …some humor…

4. …a whole lotta New Orleans…

5.  …and some more Bakers! Some from Relatively Risky and some you haven’t met yet!

Here’s the blurb:

Be careful what you dig for…

A forensic surgeon in the New Orleans Coroner’s Office—and part of her dad’s Baker’s Dozen—Hannah Baker thought she knew where to dig, how and what to slice, and when to walk away.

But when her big brother gets her involved in the exhumation of a couple of old coffins, she realizes the past can’t be ignored. Not when its been simmering up a big pile of trouble for longer than Hannah’s born days.

Only New Orleans could produce a “Baked” gumbo of the mob, shadowy figures from the past, annoying figures from the present, murders, attempted murders, and a really cute detective who is technically off limits on account of he’s her big brother’s partner.

Good thing NOPD Detective Logan Ferris doesn’t know the meaning of “off limits,” cuz once more the Big Easy is getting mighty uneasy.

And here’s where you can buy it from your favorite online vendor.

And yes, it will be out in print and audio, just not exactly sure when, because they are whole different kind of challenge. 🙂 But they will come. 🙂

And before we leave the wormhole, let’s “sail away” with one more picture of New Orleans:

So have you enjoyed “visiting” New Orleans with me? I hope so! If you did, let me know! You know I love comments so much that I pick a favorite to receive my monthly AnaBanana gift basket ($25 value).  Recipient is announced the first blog post of the new month.

Perilously yours,

Pauline