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Bitter Pill
Stacey Klemstein

Echelon Press
May 2008
On Sale: May 1, 2008
Featuring: Rennie Harlow; Jake Bristol
ISBN: 159080550X
EAN: 9781590805503
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Romance Chick-Lit | Romance Suspense

The Truth Is...

It’s been a bad year. Until recently, I had a handsome husband, a good job, and a renovated condo in Chicago. Now, thanks to one “exotically beautiful” paralegal, I’m divorced, faking my way through a freelance writing “career” and living above my hypochondriac mother’s garage in Morrisville, the small town I couldn’t leave fast enough at eighteen. On top of all that, I just found Doc Hallacy, local pharmacist, dead behind his counter. The worst part is, he’s the third dead body I’ve stumbled across this year.

...A Bitter Pill

I guess it’s bad luck, or maybe just bad timing. Former bad boy turned Morrisville Sheriff, Jake Bristol, thinks I’m just too nosy for my own good. But as a struggling freelancer for the Morrisville Gazette, it’s my job to be nosy. So as I delve deeper into Doc’s death, I’m not surprised to find that things don’t add up. This isn’t a “robbery gone wrong” or the work of a desperate junkie. I’m pretty sure someone has a secret they’re killing to keep. Only question is—who’s next?

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