Posted July 6th, 2010 by Francine Craft
Frank Ryman, the lead detective in the romantic voodoo mystery Dying on the Edge and his team are investigating the murder of a woman he knows all too well. They are in her plush studio in downtown Carroll City. It’s a case he dreads being at all involved in.
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The other detectives were carefully checking three bedrooms, one master and two smaller, and three walk-in closets filled with clothes. All three knew that a couple of outfits would equal any one of their yearly salaries.
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Posted June 30th, 2010 by Francine Craft

Sea and Rocks
This was a downtown section of Carroll City, an east coast metropolis with a population of five hundred thousand. She reflected that what others thought about her didn’t matter now, and she hugged herself. She was a genuine goddess! Too bad she couldn’t yet flaunt that to the world.
She sat on a couch facing the windows and stretched, relaxing in the too-warm room, enjoying her triumph, wriggling her scarlet-tipped toes. She would have all that and more after she and Kurt were married.
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