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Also by Kym Roberts:

Killer Classics, December 2018
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Lethal Literature, May 2018
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Perilous Poetry, October 2017
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A Reference to Murder, May 2017
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Fatal Fiction, December 2016
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Mistletoe & Lace, November 2016
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Red Lace, September 2016
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Flirting With Desire, December 2015
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Flirting with the Devil, September 2015
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Dead Man's Carve, October 2014
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Dead On Arrival, August 2014
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Handled by Officer, July 2014
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Perilous Poetry
Kym Roberts

Book Barn #3
Lyrical Press Underground
October 2017
On Sale: October 10, 2017
ISBN: 1601837356
EAN: 9781601837356
Kindle: B01N4OGF1V
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Mystery Cozy

Charli Rae Warren doesn’t plan on striking it rich as the owner of an independent bookstore in Hazel Rock, Texas—especially one with a pink armadillo as its mascot. But when an ingenious advertising campaign puts her business on the map, it ropes in some deadly publicity . . .

Charli can’t believe writer Lucy Barton has agreed to promote her latest Midnight Poet Society novel at The Book Barn Princess—or that there’s only a week-and-a-half to prepare for the signing. It’s all because of The Book Seekers, a smartphone app created by her cousin Jamal exclusively for Charli’s bookstore, which sends fans on a virtual scavenger hunt around town for a chance to meet the bestselling author. But as soon as it goes live, people turn up dead . . .

Someone’s using The Book Seekers to track victims and copycat the fictional Midnight Poet Society homicides, and horrified locals suspect Jamal could be the mastermind behind the crimes. While Charli readies the Barn for a stampede of new customers, it’ll take true grit to shelve the culprit before her brainy cousin gets locked behind bars, Ms. Barton backs out of the visit, and she finds herself up a creek—with a serial killer holding the paddle!

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