Everyone loves a 99 Cent Sale and especially when it’s for the first book in a series.

In The Second Chance Series, Later in Life Romantic Suspense, you meet each of four women
in their forties who’ve been friends since elementary school. These are women
who have suffered and continue to face challenges sometimes to their very lives
or the lives of their children or loved ones. And yet, they dig deep to find
the fortitude to keep on keeping on. Friendships and families play an important
role in their lives. The ups and downs they face make for a wild ride and yes,
a second chance at love.

SECOND ACT,
Book 1 in the series is on sale for 99 Cents from April 11-17 on all venues.
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Here’s the Blurb: Addison Jones Greer, divorced mother of two teens, is the
executive director of Cowtown Theatre. When someone murders a member of the
board in the costume room, suspicion rests on everyone involved with the
theatre, including Addie. She has angered some board members because she wants to fire the
artistic director. Although she’s warmed him several times, he continues to go
over budget for productions.

Mike Riley, Fort Worth homicide detective, hates that he caught this
case. His sister-in-law dragged him to a theatre fundraiser where he met
Addison, the first woman he’s wanted to pursue a relationship in a long time.
Not about to happen now.

Addison hasn’t ventured into romance since she caught her
now ex-husband in their bed with his secretary. Trust isn’t something she’s
good at. How could she trust someone who seems determined to think she’s
capable of murder? Or worse, thinks that her kids might be involved?

Excerpt:
Addie looked up at a knock at the door. “Come in.” She opened the lower desk
drawer, pulled out a box of generic headache pills, and popped a couple in her
mouth. Mike Riley stuck his head around the door as she swallowed. She choked
on the water. He hurried around her desk and patted her on the back.

“You, okay? People aren’t generally thrilled to see me, but they don’t usually
choke.”

Still gasping, all she could do was nod her head while tears trickled from her eyes.

“Seriously, you okay? I can do the Heimlich.”

Finally, Addie gulped and whispered, “I’m okay.” While she thought she might like to see
how the good detective’s arms felt around her, the Heimlich wasn’t exactly what
she had in mind.

She took another swallow of water and breathed in deeply. “Okay. I’m fine, now.”
She wiped tears from her eyes, certain from the heat she felt that red covered
her face. “I’m sorry for the unorthodox greeting. I was taking a couple of
pills for a headache. Have a seat, please.” She waved to one of the chairs in
front of her desk. She should’ve worn something nicer than warm-ups, but she’d
had no appointments out of the office and wanted to be comfortable. “Do you
have any more information about the murder?”

“We’re still investigating.” He lowered himself into the chair she’d indicated. “I
wanted to follow up on something I’ve heard—”

“I’m sure it’s about the fight Clay and I had,” Addie jumped in. “I think everyone
heard us. The door was open.”

“Yes, we heard about it from almost everyone. Seems like you said—”

“That if he messed with the theatre, I’d make him sorry. I guess if he were the one dead, I’d be your prime suspect.” 

About Marsha: A retired elementary school principal, a former school board member, and theatre arts teacher,
Marsha R. West writes Later in Life Romance, Suspense, and Second Chances.
Experience Required. She lives in Texas with her supportive lawyer husband and
Charley, a deaf, Chihuahua/Jack Russell Terrier. Their two daughters presented
them with three delightful grandchildren all who live nearby.

The theme of all ten of Marsha’s books is second chances. She believes in Happily Ever Afters. Her husgand picked up a plaque for her on one of their several trips to Maine that states her philosophy exactly. Everything will be all right in the end. If it’s not all right, it’s not the end. 

She’s a member of North Texas Romance Writers, Authors Marketing Guild LLC, & the
WORD BY WORD Blog. She has her own weekly blog and monthly newsletter. Her
books can be found on AMAZON, B & N, KOBO, iTunes and other sites. Print
books are also at Draft 2 Digital, Indie Lector Stores, and Amazon. Blurbs for
each of her books with links can be found on her website.

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