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Nihon Nights
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Trisha Haddad & Monica Haddad
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Available from Genesis Press January 2011
http://www.genesis-press.com/
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Abigail Dennis has spent the last five years in exotic Japan, working her way up the ranks at English World to become the head of the Nagoya schools. While the school has fallen into a financial crisis, not paying staff in a month, Abigail trusts they will pull through. That is, until golden-curled London Crane arrives from Maui, hired to teach without any warning about the economic issues. Despite their immediate attraction, the relationship is strained with London’s cynicism and Abigail’s corporate loyalty.
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Suddenly, English World’s CEO is missing. Rumors fly. London is impressed with the action Abigail takes to protect her staff and students and, as the two explore temples, festivals, and each other, passion deepens to love.
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Tension mounts as Abigail’s nationwide counterparts begin to disappear. London insists she go home to protect herself, and she bristles at his demands, arguing that Nihon (Japan) is her home and she’s needed there during the crisis. Will the new love Abigail and London have found survive the economic turmoil and criminal suspicions that surround them? Will Abigail survive at all?
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Nihon Nights
by
Trisha Haddad & Monica Haddad
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Available now from
Barnes & Noble, Borders,
Amazon.com, Target.com,
and other leading booksellers worldwide.
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Best of Luck Elsewhere
by Trisha Haddad
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Available from Genesis Press April 2009
http://www.genesis-press.com/
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Eliza Tahan, assistant editor at J Press, worries she might become the target of a disgruntled author after her boss is murdered and a form rejection letter is found on the scene. Though her boss is the star of the company, it’s Eliza that actually makes decisions for the department. And the murderer must have realized his mistake, because Eliza’s suddenly a target.
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Toss in a tragic family history, an absent mother in Botswana, and a sister working for the Department of Homeland Security and stealing the family spotlight… and Eliza can barely hold her life together at a level of normalcy. She’s certainly not equipped to be solving murders. As she argues, “I’m not a detective. I’m a mystery editor. I don’t know whodunit until I read the last pages of a manuscript.”
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But when the Editor of the local newspaper’s book section becomes more than just a professional acquaintance, their growing passion urges Eliza to overcome her past and her passivity to find the author-turned-murderer before she is pegged with the crime or, worse yet, before she or someone she loves becomes the next victim.
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Best of Luck Elsewhere
by Trisha Haddad
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Available from Genesis Press April 2009
http://www.genesis-press.com/
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Available now from
Barnes & Noble, Borders, B.Dalton,
Amazon.com, Target.com,
and other leading booksellers worldwide.
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“The plot unfolds gracefully to reveal a surprise ending.
A sizzling romance between Eliza and Adam Mestas…
adds a bit of spice.”
–Lillian Cox, San Diego Union-Tribune, and Today’s Local News
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“BEST OF LUCK ELSEWHERE was a quiet story
that became a mystery… I enjoyed Haddad’s freshman adventure,
it kept me in suspense as she highlighted
how things are never as they seem.”
–Ann Brown, RAWSISTAZ™ Reviewers
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