by R. E. Bradshaw (Author)
"You are suspected in a murder, a body was found in your backyard, and you have a stalker, too?" Trouble finds you, people commented time and again. No matter how Rainey Bell tried to stay out of trouble's path, it crept in under the doors and through the cracks in the walls. It followed her on the street, peeked in through her windows, posted pictures on the Net, tried to frame her for murder, or make her the murdered victim. Short of a new name and face, Rainey was pretty sure she was doomed to have trouble as a companion the remainder of her days. Rainey smiled. "Welcome to the Rainey season..."
Author Biography
R. E. Bradshaw, a native of North Carolina and a proud Tar Heel, now makes her home in Oklahoma with her wife of 25 years. She is the proud mother of Jon, a very fine young man raised by lesbians. (Authors note: "Bite me, Family Research Council.") Holding a Master of Performing Arts degree, Bradshaw worked in professional theatre, in addition to teaching university and high school classes. Leaving both professions to write full-time in 2010, Bradshaw is a two-time finalist for the Lambda Literary Award in Mystery, for her novels Rainey Nights and Molly: House on Fire.
Number of Pages: 278
Dimensions: 0.63 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: April 11, 2013
Award: Lambda Literary Awards (2014)
