A Little Stocking-Stuffer Possibly? … or … Another Shameless Promotion
Next Chapter is running an upcoming discount for “Triple Threat Mysteries – Books 1-3” from December 23 to January 3 … for a mere $0.99.
Yeah, a bit early to post about it … but if you’re uncertain as to what to stuff a stocking with, perhaps you’ll put the book on your list. 
As an FYI, the promotion’s active in all major marketplaces—including Amazon, Apple, Kobo, Google Books, and Barnes & Noble.
If you’ve read any of the Triple Threat Investigation Agency mysteries, maybe you’d be willing to provide a review on one (or all) of the store pages?
For those of you who’ve not read any of the mysteries featuring pretty newbie private eyes JJ, Rey, and Linda re “Triple Threat Mysteries – Book 1-3” …
The Connecticut Corpse Caper (#1): Stuck in a storm-bound haunted mansion, bodies begin to fall faster than you can say “timber” three times. JJ, Rey, and Linda discover they have an appetite for solving mysteries and the amateur sleuths fumble and stumble as they endeavor to finger the culprit who’s been felling guests like a saw-happy lumberjack does trees.
Can You Hula Like Hilo Hattie?: The gals did well solving the mystery of multiple murders in the Connecticut mansion, so much so, they decide to go professional. Off to Oahu they fly and set up shop. The Triple Threat Investigation Agency accepts their first case: determining the secret of a millionaire’s pretty, young wife. Before they can discover said secret, however, she’s found floating in the sapphire waters of the Pacific. The long list of perps proves daunting, but they’re up to the challenge—no matter how precarious it soon becomes.
Coco’s Nuts: The newbie P.I.s must prove their beautiful client didn’t murder two men. Not an easy feat when the evidence is stacked against her. One person who might shed some light is an odd little fellow named Coco, but he’s MIA. The detecting travels of JJ, Rey, and Linda lead them along a few detours, such as the world of gambling and limb-breakers. Can they solve the case before more bodies drop—maybe theirs?
