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BLOOD IN TAVASCI MARSH–Now Available on Audible!

ByLakota Grace

My narrator, Amy Otteson, has been working overtime, and BLOOD IN TAVASCI MARSH, Book 2 of the Pegasus Quincy mystery series is now available in audiobook format!

Amy does a superb job bringing a multi-dimensional presence to the community of Mingus, the Nettle clan, and the swamp located at Tavasci Marsh.

The tragedies of death and now murder tear the Nettle family apart and yet paradoxically bind it together with secrets held against all costs. The green eyes of both wife and mistress sparkle, and not always in delight, as they discover secrets about each other they would just as soon not know. Deputy Sheriff Peg Quincy learns to handle her new, cranky partner but his homicidal cat about does her in.

Join Pegasus Quincy in this second book of the Pegasus Quincy mystery series as she solves the murder of Calhoun Nettle in the Verde Valley of Arizona. Now in audio!

If you’ve not tried Audible books before, you can get a free trial membership here.

If you are already an Audible member, I’ve got a FREE promo code for you while they last. Just email me at: lakota (at) lakotagrace.com and ask for yours.

ENJOY!

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  1. I admire anybody who actually finishes writing a book…. I guess like everything else it’s one day at a time!

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