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    Queenie Baby: On Assignment (Queenie baby book #1)

    By Christina A. Burke

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    From USA Today bestselling author Christina A. Burke comes the first installment of a wacky, romantic comedy series about the misadventures of wannabe rock star, Diana Hudson...

    Meeting your hot new boss in a bar while singing karaoke—bad. Being fixed up with your old high school boyfriend by your meddling sister—annoying. Making out in your sister's minivan with said boyfriend—embarrassing. This week is shaping up to be a doozy for aspiring singer/songwriter Diana Hudson.

    ‘On the wrong side of thirty’ according to her mother and still living the bohemian lifestyle of a musician, Diana is having a double martini day. Although a sought after performer on the not-so-happening Annapolis, Maryland bar scene, Diana works as a temp at Greene's Staffing to pay the bills. Her assignment this week: help the cape-wearing Mr. Vann Pyre find love online. Unfortunately for Diana, the only man in her life for months has been Max, her fluffy, white Shitzu-Poodle with a crooked overbite and a bad attitude. But unexpectedly, Diana finds herself up to her chin in men. Her mysterious new boss, Mark Greene, smells so good she'd like to hang him from her rearview mirror, and her chiseled, super-sexy high school sweetheart, Rick Ellis, is back to sweep her off her feet. When Diana's love life goes from nonexistent to off the charts, will she give an old romance a second chance? Or will she take a chance on new love?

    Queenie Baby Mysteries:
    Queenie Baby: On Assignment – book #1
    Queenie Baby: Out Of Office – book #2
    Queenie Baby: On Tour – book #3
    Queenie Baby: Pass the Eggnog – holiday novella

    "I love 'Queenie Baby' Diana Hudson – she's one part Stephanie Plum and one part rock goddess! I can't wait to see what she does next!"
    ~ Gemma Halliday, New York Times bestselling author of the High Heels Mysteries

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGemma Halliday Publishing
    Release dateJan 23, 2014
    ISBN9781311937544
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    Queenie Baby: On Assignment (Queenie baby book #1)
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    Christina A. Burke

    USA Today bestselling author Christina A. Burke wrote her first novel, a time-travel romance, more than twenty years ago. Writing fell by the wayside as family and career obligations took over. She earned advanced degrees in business, taught for colleges, managed staffing agencies, and started several entrepreneurial ventures, until she found her way back to fiction writing through the unlikely avenue of metastatic breast cancer. She believes laughter is the best medicine and hopes her readers find a cure for what ails them following the wacky antics of the characters she creates. Christina, her husband, Jim, and their two children live in Dover, Delaware with the family sidekick, a shitzu-poodle mix named Max.​Publisher's Note:Christina A. Burke passed away on January 12, 2016 after a long battle with breast cancer. All of us at Gemma Halliday Publishing were deeply saddened by her passing but are also truly grateful to have had the opportunity to work with her and experience her amazing literary talents. Her voice lives on in her hilarious and heartwarming novels that I hope will continue to entertain readers for years to come.

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