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Liar, Liar by Winter Austin

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If you follow my blog, you know there are a few authors whose books I always read and always review because I love them so much, i.e. Katie Kenyhercz, Nancy C. Winters, Nora Roberts, and on.  Which means you’ve already heard me gush about Winter  Austin and her books. Tough, you have to sit through another one. Winter loves suspense, horses and cowboys. Jeez, who wouldn’t right? And her upcoming release, Liar, Liar , is no exception. She saved the best for last in the final installment in the McIntire County series [can’t tell you how sad it makes me this is the final book ]. In brief, Shane, the sheriff who appears in each book of this series, at fifty years old gets his long overdue chance to be the hero in this book about finding love with the least likely of people amidst some seriously screwed up happenings. I mean this tiny town in Iowa has been riddled with horror for at least four years and hopefully they’ll have some peace now. Federal agent Liza Bartholomew, Boy...

Back in the Writer's Den with WINTER AUSTIN

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Welcome back Winter! We’ve done this a few different times, a few different ways, including letting me interview characters from your books. I feel as though we’ve probably exhausted most of the more serious questions and are both due for a little silly. Before we get started, I’d just like to say that, in my opinion, your work gets better with each book and to date, Sins of the Father [which I’ve already had the privilege of reading ☺] is far and away your best outing yet. I totally love Xavier.   And look forward to seeing him as a returning, supporting character in later books. Cause you’re not done this series yet. Right? Read on past Winter’s interview for a blurb and my snapshot review of Sins of the Father , a McIntire County romantic suspense. With that out of the way, let’s get to it! If you were a flower, what kind would you be and why? Well, I asked my husband what he thought, and he said the corpse flower. Needless to say he got whacked f...