a seductive smile. “I know. I’m doing it on purpose.”
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SUSPENSE! Fast-paced, heart-wrenching, nail-biting SUSPENSE! I can’t begin to tell you how excited I am about all of this. It has been such an amazing journey! And, it brings me much pleasure to introduce you to the family of Jerome and Judith Black. This family embraces every value I hold near and dear to my heart. I hope you’ll grow to love them as much as I do.
I had a wonderful time writing Armstrong Black and Danni Winstead’s story. These two together just make my heart sing! Detective Black is all kinds of delicious! He is flawed perfection with his serious demeanor, slight arrogance and passion for the law. When he falls head over heels for Danni, he falls hard, his heart landing on everything good about the petite beauty. Danni challenges his sensibilities, and her fierce independence and take-charge personality make them a pairing of magnanimous proportions!
I really love this story! I hope you will, too!
Thank you so much for your support. I am humbled by all the love you keep showing me, my characters and our stories. I know that none of this would be possible without you.
Until the next time, please take care and may God’s blessings be with you always.
With much love,
Deborah Fletcher Mello
To Nanette Kelley
Thank you for your kindness!
Your buoyant spirit is absolutely everything!
I value your opinion and trust your intuition.
You are much loved and
It is an honor to call you my friend.
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Chicago Detective Armstrong Black pulled his car into an empty parking spot behind police headquarters. It was early, the new day just getting started. The morning sun sat hidden behind a cluster of thick clouds, and the smell of rain was in the air. Shutting down the vehicle, he took a deep breath and then a second before throwing open the door and pulling his large frame out of the black-on-black Ford Expedition. He slammed the car door closed, set the alarm and headed toward the employee entrance.
Inside, the West Harrison Street building was bustling with activity.
