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MY BOOK BEGINNING
I close my eyes.-- Fortune's Deadly Descent by Audry Braun. That's a pretty short opening sentence that doesn't tell much. But it immediately gets very interesting because the heroine closes her eyes to be hypnotized by an Interpol investigator trying to help her remember her son's kidnapping. And we're off!
This is the second in a series that started with A Small Fortune. If this one is even half the rip-roaring fun of the first, it's going to be a hit.
Braun is the pen name of novelist Deborah Reed, author of Carry Yourself Back to Me, a Best Book of 2011 Amazon Editors' Pick.
MORE LINKS
My Rose City Reader review of A Small Fortune
My Rose City Reader review of Carry Yourself Back to Me
My Rose City Reader interview of Audry Braun
The Deborah Reed/Audry Braun website
