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    Philippa Marlowmellow in Mallow Mayhem: Philippa Marlowmellow, #1
    Philippa Marlowmellow in Mallow Mayhem: Philippa Marlowmellow, #1
    Philippa Marlowmellow in Mallow Mayhem: Philippa Marlowmellow, #1
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    Philippa Marlowmellow in Mallow Mayhem: Philippa Marlowmellow, #1

    By Lisa Haman

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    Philippa Marlowmellow, a private chick working the seedy underbelly of Mallowtown known as the Pink, takes on a missing mallow case of one Jenny Bunny. With her mallow senses tingling, Philippa finds more than the missing mallow. To save her city and rescue Jenny, Philippa must take on the mobster, Big Bunny, and solve the most notorious case in Mallowtown history. 

    You can't trust anyone in The Pink.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLisa Haman
    Release dateJan 26, 2018
    ISBN9780692059739
    Philippa Marlowmellow in Mallow Mayhem: Philippa Marlowmellow, #1
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    Lisa Haman

    Lisa Haman lives in the suburbs of Atlanta with her wonderful husband, two beautiful children, dog, Sandy, and two cats, O.C. and Charlie Davidson. Charlie loves to help her write on occasion by gathering her printed pages. Lisa plays electric bass, aka Kitty Blue, with the praise band with her church. Although she doesn’t design her own patterns, Lisa creates beautiful pictures with counted cross stitch, which more often than not go to family and friends. Lisa’s interest in the paranormal fuels her imagination. She likes to scare herself silly with reality ghost series on television. She likes to write wherever her imagination takes her but focuses on young adult fiction. She also is working on her first paranormal series for young adults yet to be titled. Her first novella, Fat Farm, is a work of speculative fiction, takes us on a journey where beauty is important and being overweight sends you off to a fat farm, where you may or may not return. Lisa’s favorite quote is from Robert Frost. “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” Lisa takes the road less traveled in her stories.

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      Philippa Marlowmellow in Mallow Mayhem - Lisa Haman

      Lisa Haman

      © 2019 Lisa Haman

      All rights reserved.

      Acknowledgments

      I SUPPOSE THIS WOULD be considered the second edition, since there is a new cover. As always, I want to thank my Canton Writers Circle friends. Without them my life would be a bit boring.

      Cover art courtesy of Germancreative.

      This work of fiction was born through a writing exercise. I want to dedicate this story to my wonderful writer's group, Canton Writing Circle for encouraging me to develop the story for publication. I am honored to call them friends. To my husband and children for not complaining when I go to meetings. I love you all.

      Mallowtown is the most colorful of cities, but beneath the green, yellow and blue lies a dark underbelly. It's called the Pink, and it's the worst of the worst. Pink mallows, filled with the same marshmallow goodness as the rest of us, and are the most devious creatures around.

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