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Updated July 25, 2010
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I’m so excited for you to read my first mystery,Where Gable Slept. Order your copy today from Amazon.com. Many thanks!
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If historical novels are your choice:
“Irene Bennett Brown keeps the promise of her gifted writing and love for history inside this fine contemporary mystery. I loved it.” –Jane Kirkpatrick, Award-
Where every old house has a story...
Walking tour guide and innkeeper in her historic and struggling small town, Celia Landrey must deal with a mysterious woman bent on destroying their most famous structure, the house where actor Clark Gable lived as a young man. Donning an additional role as sleuth, Celia struggles though a maze of secrets and lies, murder and romance to save Gable House, her town, and her life.
Walking tour guide and innkeeper in her historic and struggling small town, Celia Landrey must deal with a mysterious woman bent on destroying their most famous structure, the house where actor Clark Gable lived as a young man. Donning an additional role as sleuth, Celia struggles though a maze of secrets and lies, murder and romance to save Gable House, her town, and her life.
“A delightful cozy mystery.” –Award-winning mystery author Alice Duncan.
“Readers of both genders enjoy good storytelling and this novel provides some of the best.”
“Laila Mitchell is irresistible. HAVEN is a true treasure.”
“. . .deliciously peopled with winning characters, rich in depth and heart.”
A privileged young woman, Clare Hobb, must choose between her own happiness and seeing to the welfare of her endangered family in 19th century New Hampshire and Kansas. The engaging love story deals equally with family relationships, themes of mental deficiency and misjudgments.
Amity Whitford dared to stake her own claim on the endless plains of Kansas. She built her homestead, Dove’s Nest, with her bare hands. But the ravages of the sun and drying winds, plus a secret from her past, take their toll, putting her dreams and livelihood in jeopardy.
Laila Mitchell sets out for Oregon with little money, a medicine kit, and not much more than the clothes on her back in the hopes of finding her last living relatives. What she finds instead is soul-satisfying work and a chance at love in a wild, enchanted canyon.
--Roundup Magazine
--Elizabeth Grayson,
author of Moon In The Water