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    Quotable: Bloomington Series, #1
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    Quotable: Bloomington Series, #1

    By Kathy L Wheeler and Mia Augustine

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    About this ebook

    Being adorable does not excuse illegal behavior...

     

    This adorable introvert has no desire to marry. Ever. She will stick to her books, thank you very much. Her college days provided enough lessons in learning that depending on others was not for her. Which was exactly when she resorted to spouting obscure quotes to keep people from getting too close.

     

    An insurance fraud investigator tasked to assessing the unusual number of claims filed by one small-time bookstore owner, uncovers an adorable introvert who uses weird idioms in an effort isolate herself while someone else resolves to put her out of business—permanently.

     

    She's a hazzard to his shins and his heart.

     

    Read the series:

    Genna and Rick - Quotable

    Lorianne and Ashton - Irrepressible

    Kelly and Alex - Irreversible

     

    Want something short? Try the new Fiery Billionaire Nights

     

    Award winning author, Kathy L Wheeler, brings you book one of her contemporary small town romantic suspense of her Bloomington Series.

    Finalist in the International Digital Awards

     

    ***** "I loved this book! It is well written, flowed nicely, and I loved the quotes. I wanted to keep turning the pages to find out what happens next. In fact, I had a very late night, or should I say early morning, as I couldn't put it down. I would definitely recommend this novel. I will certainly be reading more from this author."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKathy L Wheeler
    Release dateJul 9, 2017
    ISBN9781386935360
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    Quotable: Bloomington Series, #1
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    Kathy L Wheeler

    Kathy L Wheeler loves the NBA, the NFL, musical theater, travel, reading, writing and karaoke. Umm, friends, networking... she'll let you know she's forgotten anything. :)

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