Murder on the rocks confronted Kelli when she arrived in Rockfort. Peace and a quiet life were what she expected after inheriting a house in a Kansas town. Kelli was forced unwittingly into betrayal, secret evidence, and loss. Pursued relentlessly by what appeared to be pranks until they turned deadly
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Years as an observer of people and participating in events as they were presented has afforded Karen Stokes the opportunity to animate her characters. With a lifetime of sights, sounds, and feelings she has injected them onto the pages of her novels and brought the stories to life. The average woman transported into a situation beyond her ability and how she raises to meet the challenge is Karen's goal for each of her works. We all envision the life we want but as fate intercedes we are detoured from our aim and Karen was no exception or are her characters. Karen's life had taken her to other countries and all through the states. She has settled in Kansas devoting herself to her creative talents.
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The faded blue pickup's tires crunched on the gravel of the driveway when Pop drove the small truck to a stop then paused for the leisurely ascent of the garage door. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Boy Scout, Main Street, Skip Henley, Maureen Jenkins, Mo's Diner, Old Spice, Grand Fork, Labor Day, Good Lord, Hot Shot, Ric Raymond New!
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The faded blue pickup's tires crunched on the gravel of the driveway when Pop drove the small truck to a stop then paused for the leisurely ascent of the garage door. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Boy Scout, Main Street, Skip Henley, Maureen Jenkins, Mo's Diner, Old Spice, Grand Fork, Labor Day, Good Lord, Hot Shot, Ric Raymond New!
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Front Cover | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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