Kate Carlisle’s first book in the Bibliophile Mystery series, Homicide in Hardcover, arrives February 2009 from NAL.
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Har har, Maureen! That’s what happens you let a guy design a business card. You get the infamous “brown” romance author business card. LOL
Kinda matches those business cards I heard about……..=)
It’s a GORGEOUS thing!!
Hi Marianne! Thanks! Brown is beautiful, isn’t it? Hee hee. 🙂
Kate,
It’s beautiful in a plain-brown-wrapper sort of way!
I’ve even heard that is a great read.
Marianne