A few lines from... A Novel Murder - by Ginger Simpson

"I'm going to resign!"
"Resign?" Naomi's mouth gaped.
"God, you sound just like Tony. Relax. Not right at the moment, but as soon as our current cases are solved. I can't walk away when women...one of which I've met, are losing their lives."
"So, have you really thought this through?"
"You have no idea. I actually made some progress on my novel tonight, but my muse isn't cooperating because I can't stop thinking about Kitten and Persia."
"When did you get cats?"
"Oh, Nay. Those are the stripper names of the two dead women."
"Hmm, yeah now I remember. Sorry, guess I had a memory lapse. So more about this resignation thing..."
"I have my writing to fall back on, and my editor thinks this next story is going to be the one that makes me big bucks. I'm making out pretty good on the first, but I love to write, so being
free of the force will give me the time I need."

Ginger
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Ginger Simpson
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Come back on May 10, for a few lines from Gail Roughton.

BWL Blurbathon - First Degree of Innocence by Ginger Simpson

First Degree Innocence by Ginger Simpson - a Contemporary Mystery Romance

http://amzn.com/1456320092

Sentenced to ten years for a crime she didn't commit, will Carrie Lang find someone who believes in her innocence? Experience the cold, gray walls, a devilish matron, the prison bully, and a scheme that pits Carrie against the closest friend she has inside. What part will her surprise visitor play in Carrie's bid for freedom?

Carrie Lang's sheltered life ends with a prison sentence for involvement in a bank robbery. Her arrest comes on the day she's called in sick and stayed inside, so she can't explain how an eye-witness describes her in great detail, down to the make and model of her car. A terrible mistake has been made, and her insistence of innocence falls on deaf ears. Even her fellow inmates don't believe her as it's a claim they all make. Alone in the world, she has no one to turn to for help, and not a single soul to campaign for her freedom...at least until she makes a valuable friend. In the meantime, a plan for retribution is brewing, and naïve Carrie finds herself smack dab in the middle of an evil scheme concocted by the prison bully. A ten year sentence seems mild when she's threatened with death for refusing to participate. Can Carrie find a way out of this horrible nightmare, or is she destined to spend her days locked in terror, isolation, and the cold gray interior of prison walls? 

Please come back on the 28th for a blurb from another BWL author