Lei Crime Series
by Eden Baylee, Craig Hansen, Corinne O'Flynn, M.L. Doyle, Julie
C. Gilbert, J.L. Oakley, Christine Nolfi and Emily Kimelman
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BLURB:
The Lei Crime Series is: Hawaii is palm trees, black sand and blue
water—but for policewoman Lei Texeira, there’s a dark side to paradise. Lei has
overcome a scarred past to make a life for herself as a cop, but often the
cases she works activate wounds and complications from her tangled family
history. Lei is affected deeply by her cases even as she solves them with
persistence, obsession, and intuition. She falls in love with Michael Stevens,
the charismatic detective she works with, and they make a life solving crime in
contemporary Hawaii with all its beauty and deadliness.
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The Shell Keeper is Magical Realism
The Shell Keeper by Christine Nolfi
In South Carolina, magic is as plentiful as sweet tea.
Thanks to her aunt’s unwanted generosity, policewoman Lei Texeira
has embarked on a vacation—of the supernatural sort. She’s staying on the beach
in a frothy mansion that resembles a baker’s confection. Pixie, a Southern
belle with enough bling to open a shop on Rodeo Drive, manages the place.
When Pixie reveals a local woman reputed to have psychic powers
wants to meet Lei, the invitation is anything but welcome.
What Lei discovers about the sorcery of belief, and the love
promised to her future will begin to heal wounds she’s carried for far too
long.
A Keiki Mystery: Warrior Dog by Emily Kimelman
One pack. One dog. One enemy. One mission: protect the family.
Descended from the Drover Dogs of Rome, Keiki has quite a legacy
to live up to. The Rottweiler ancestors followed men into war, helped heard
animals, and protected flocks from predators. All these tasks took great skill
to bear the responsibility.
In the modern world, Keiki's role remains much the same. She must
protect Lei and her family. They are her pack and in need of her protection.
But what can she do when the enemy is fire? How will Keiki save
her family from this raging, uncontrollable beast?
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AUTHOR Bio and
Links:
Author
Bio – Christine Nolfi
In South Carolina, magic is as
plentiful as sweet tea.
Award-winning author Christine Nolfi
provides readers with heartwarming and inspiring fiction. Her debut Treasure Me
is a Next Generation Indie Awards finalist. The Midwest Book Review lists her
books as “highly recommended” and her novels have enjoyed bestseller status.
She has also written the manual for writers Reviews Sell Books. Look for her
new series, Heavenscribe in 2015.
Author
Bio – Emily Kimelman
Emily Kimelman is the author of the
Sydney Rye Series including Unleashed, Death In The Dark, Insatiable, Strings of Glass, The Devil's Breath, and Inviting Fire. This series feature a strong
female protagonist and her canine best friend, Blue. It is recommended for the
18+ who enjoy some violence, don't mind dirty language, and are up for a dash
of sex. Not to mention an awesome, rollicking good mystery!
Emily splits her time between the
Hudson Valley and traveling the world with her husband and dog, Kinsey (named
after Sue Grafton's Kinsey Milhone), researching exciting locations for the
Sydney Rye Series. You can follow along on their adventures through Instagram,
Facebook, and on Emily's blog.
If you've read Emily's work, and
enjoyed it, please let her know. You can reach Emily via email, on Twitter @ejkimelman, on Facebook and on her website
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Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome, as always.
DeleteThanks for hosting the lei crime series and these 2 authors. -- Christine Nolfi and Emily Kimelman.
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It looks like a wonderful series and I am happy to be part of the tour! Thanks for visiting!
DeleteCertainly following ALL the novellas having anything to do with the Lei Crime Series! Helps fill the time while awaiting "Bone Hook"! Bonnie T.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear, I am sure everyone appreciates your support. Thank you for taking the time to visit and comment!
DeleteIf you didn't like writing books, what would you do for a living?
ReplyDeleteMai, I owned a small public relations firm prior to becoming a novelist. I suppose I'd return to PR--but I much prefer my current job!
DeleteGreat question, Mai. And, I am so happy that Christine was able to come by and answer, thank you Christine!
DeleteMany thanks for hosting the #LeiCrimeKW blog tour.
ReplyDeleteYou are quite welcome. Congrats on the release and I hope the blog tour is a success. I appreciate you taking the time to come and interact with my visitors!
DeleteGreat post. Thanks for the contest---Rae
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it, Rae. Thanks for dropping in and good luck in the contest!
DeleteI have enjoyed learning about the book. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteGood to hear, patrick. Thank you for visiting and commenting!
DeleteChristine...I live in SE North Carolina and am a sweet tea addict! I was so sorry to read of the senseless shooting in Charleston. I am familiar with one of the victims, she was a long-time librarian at the Charleston Public Library. I'm a librarian here in Wilmington, NC.
ReplyDeleteSuch sad news, Catherine and my condolences on the way it touches you directly. I LOVE libraries, and you librarians have made my life much richer. Thank you for taking the time to visit and comment (and, my friend used to ask me if I wanted some tea in my sugar water...so, I was way too fond of sweet tea, even though I didn't grow up in the south, lol).
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