BOOK THREE TEMPLE OF INDRA'S LIES IS NOW AVAILABLE


‘Tis The Season To Be Reading! | How About Adding MY LATEST TIME TRAVEL COZY MYSTERY to your Reading List
BUY NOW BOOK THREE TEMPLE OF INDRA'S LIES 

Cozy Mysteries are a great way to get into the holiday spirit. They’re often set in small neighborhoods and the dead bodies show up along with the laughs just in time for the holidays. THE NEWLY RELEASED Temple of Indra’s Lies and COMING SOON Temple of Indra’s Witch are both set in Dublin’s Creative Quarter, an area with a long standing history dating back to the 18th century. The neighborhood's eclectic mix of shops, cafés, galleries, and restaurants, make it the perfect backdrop for Sophia's modern day bookshop. Of course my series also offers up a time travel twist for those readers who enjoy the whimsical nostalgia of magic and history. That’s why I married cozy mystery with time travel in my series; the TIME TRAVELING BIBLIOPHILE. If you are experiencing anxiety or a reading slump, perhaps some time with my adventurous bibliophile Sophia Marcil, and her feisty friends Leslie and Cullen will lift up your spirit.

Book Three begins in autumn, only weeks after Lucile O'Kelley's funeral. Overlooking the cliffs of Northern Ireland, Cullen O'Kelley surprises his fiance Sophia Marcil with the Castle of Dunlace and asks her a favour--something  she never though he would dare ask. From the crashing waves in the mermaid's cave to a well lit Christmas party in a castle's library, Sophia once again navigates dead bodies and time.
Here are the books in order of the series. COUGH. COUGH. Which are hopefully now on your holiday reading list:
·         Temple of Indra’s JEWEL
·         Temple of Indra’s CURSE
·         Temple of Indra’s LIES


TEMPLE OF INDRA'S WITCH COMING SOON 2017

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