In THE DROWNED GIRLS,
Detective Angie Pallorino took down a serial killer permanently and, according
to her superiors, with excessive force. Now, in THE LULLABY GIRL, Angie is
forced back into uniform and she's been benched on a desk assignment for 12
months. This challenges Angie in every way—if she's not a detective, who is she?
Then a decades-old cold case washes ashore, and Angie is pulled into an
investigation she recognizes as deeply, frighteningly, personal.
Driven and desperate to solve her case in spite of her probation, Angie goes
rogue, risking her relationship with Detective Maddocks, her career, and her
very life in pursuit of the answers to her past. But she'll learn that some
truths might be too painful to bear, and some sacrifices include collateral
damage. And she'll have to make some hard choices.
Thankfully, unlike Angie, I am not a work-a-holic. Angie has no pets,
no plants. No time nor care goes into maintaing her apartment. Because solving
cases is her life. Me? I have pets, and a marriage, and children, and
an elderly parent … a life.
However, a writer does need a certain kind of obstinance to be able to seat
oneself in front of a monitor and pound that keyboard and delete key, over and
over again, hour after hour, day after day, alone. I suppose in that way I might
share some of Angie's singular focus :)
How has writing changed my life and relationships? I've always written as a
means of earning income. I worked first in newspapers before turning to fiction.
And the fiction aspect has enriched my life. While it can be an all-consuming
and sometimes frustrating job in a shape-shifting indusrtry, I am my own boss.
My only commute is from my bedroom to my office. Dress code is relaxed. My
animals sleep at my side while I work. I can enjoy outdoor breaks and travel.
And I'm allowed to listen to the voices in my head :) Writing has also given me
some very dear and enduring friends across the world.
Angie
Pallorino
Detective Angie Pallorino took down a serial killer permanently and,
according to her superiors, with excessive force. Benched on a desk assignment
for twelve months, Angie struggles to maintain her sense of identity—if she's
not a detective, who is she? Then a decades-old cold case washes ashore, pulling
her into an investigation she recognizes as deeply personal.
Angie's lover and partner, James Maddocks, sees it, too. But spearheading an
ongoing probe into a sex-trafficking ring while keeping Angie's increasing
obsession with her case in check is taking its toll. As startling connections
between the parallel investigations emerge, Maddocks realizes he has even more
than Angie's emotional state to worry about.
Driven and desperate to solve her case, Angie goes rogue, risking her
relationship, career, and very life in pursuit of answers. She'll learn that
some truths are too painful to bear, and some sacrifices include collateral damage.
But Angie Pallorino won't let it go. She can't. It's not in her blood.
Romance Suspense
[Montlake Romance, On Sale: November 14, 2017,
Trade Size / e-Book, ISBN: 9781542047975 / ]
Loreth Anne White is an award-winning author of romantic suspense, thrillers,
and mysteries. She has won the Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award for
Romantic Suspense, the National Readers' Choice Award, and the Romantic Crown
for Best Romantic Suspense and Best Book Overall. In addition, she has been a
two-time RITA finalist, a Booksellers' Best finalist, a multiple Daphne Du
Maurier Award finalist, and a multiple CataRomance Reviewers' Choice Award
winner. A former journalist and newspaper editor who has worked in both South
Africa and Canada, she now resides in the Pacific Northwest with her family.
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