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Reader Review for "Said the Spider to the Fly"

Ashley Ludwig, author of the inspirational romance, "All or Nothing" has given a FIVE-star review to my romantic suspense, "Said the Spider to the Fly."

Ms. Ludwig says: "...I have to admit, just the title and cover blew me away. I had to read this book to find out what tangled web of deception, intrigue, and murder that brings possible heiress Mona Murphy and the rakish-handsome insurance investigator, Preston Hitchcock together. That said, I wasn't disappointed. I was completely surprised by "who done it" (WILL NOT GIVE AWAY A SPOILER!!) And the romance was sweet, engaging, and a lovely way to see this exciting story through to the end. Miss Mae expertly weaves all the fun, flirtation, intrigue, twists, turns, and joy of a good old fashioned mystery/thriller. By the end you'll be wondering if Preston and Mona aren't the next Nick and Nora Charles. Definitely a good, fun, fast read for lovers of mystery/romance!"

Thank you, Ms. Ludwig!

Winifred is Up For an Award!

My latest release, "It's Elementary, My Dear Winifred" is up for Best Book of the Week at the Long and the Short of It Reviews. The voting starts tomorrow, June 27, and will continue through Sunday night.

I'd appreciate all who would care to, to please visit the site, read over the reviews, and if you like "Winifred's" best, to vote. :)

Don't forget to tell all your cousins, nieces, nephews, brothers, and sisters -- hey, everybody! Every voice counts!

And from Winifred, and Miss Mae, I say thank you. :)

http://www.longandshortreviews.com/LASR/recentrev.htm

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Double Hitter Today!

Today, my historical romantic mystery, "It's Elementary, My Dear Winifred" has received another wonderful review. Orange Blossom of Long and the Short of It says: "...All the characters are so distinct. I could almost hear the intonation of their voices. I definitely had a visual in my head from the word picture presented by the author. Miss Mae is definitely becoming one of my MUST READ authors. The whole thing was like one of those fun houses at the circus except it wasn't so fun for the characters as doors slide shut, rooms disappear, etc, etc... Who knows what puzzle they’ll have to solve to move on to the conclusion?"

Thank you Orange Blossom! Her whole review can be read here!

And also today I'm featured at fellow Class Act Books author, Rebecca J. Vickery's blog. She interviews Miss Mae to where *gasp* the audience learns a startling secret!

Join the fun. We'll see you under the magnolia trees in sultry South Carolina. :)