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    Murder Next Door

    By Eileen Troemel

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    After the death of her mother and step-father, Eloise raises her sister, Sasha, alone. As the investigation moves forward, Sasha helps lead the detectives toward the killer and something more sinister. Sasha’s innocent and cheerful outlook on life draws Ronan back to Eloise and Sasha for more than the investigation. As Eloise allows Ronan to spend more personal time with her and Sasha, her secrets are exposed. Ronan realizes he's judged Eloise unfairly.
    Ronan tries to find a killer and bring him to justice, but at the same time keep Eloise and Sasha safe from outside complications. Ronan works to build a family with the three of them. Will his quick judgement keep Eloise at arm's length? Or will she give him another chance so they may explore the passion building between them?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEileen Troemel
    Release dateApr 4, 2015
    ISBN9781311842343
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    Eileen Troemel

    From poetry to novel, I enjoy telling a good story or expressing a heartfelt emotion. I've been published in Circle Magazine, The American Tarot Association's Quarterly Journal, What's Cooking America, Children, Churches and Daddies, 2012 Daily Flash, and The Deadman’s Tome. I have a bachelor's degree in business and English Professional Writing and Book Editing. On the side, I have a small editing business. In addition to my work, I love to read, crochet, crafting, research genealogy, and spend time with family. I have three adult daughters and have been married to my husband for over 30 years. I’m the proud grandma of three fur babies – my daughters’ cats.

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