Hi, Brian.
I couldn't have done this without your classes
and the wonderful writing colleagues I met along the way!
Regards,
Connie Cook
Follow the Money by Connie L. Cook
Connie |
Look out,
there's a new private investigator on the scene, and her name
is Diana Darling. In her forties and unsatisfied with her job as a number
cruncher, Diana takes the plunge and completes an online course to become a
private investigator. The ink is still wet on her private investigator
certificate and her business, the Diana Darling Private Investigator Agency,
has just opened, but she has already landed her very first client.
While on her first case
investigating an extramarital affair, Diana collides with bona fide Private
Detective James Woods. As it turns out, Diana and James are on the same
case—just from different sides. The ongoing investigation intertwines their
lives, as Diana and James go undercover at a couple’s retreat, witness a church
shooting, visit a strip club frequented by seniors and bikers, and eventually follow
the money to the Cayman Islands.
But along the way, there’s another
conflict brewing: Diana falls for James. They try to remain professional, but
their romantic feelings for one another are palpable. Soon Diana discovers that
it’s never too late to fall in love and it’s never too late to reinvent
yourself.
Connie Cook is a retired
Registered Nurse. She enrolled in one of Brian’s creative writing classes and
has been writing ever since. Her short stories have been published in Chicken
Soup for the Soul, Pacific Magazines, Feminine Collective, and she wrote a
weekly children’s fiction column for the Guelph Mercury. Connie lives in
Lynden, Ontario, with her two black cats who edit her writing by walking across
the keyboard. Like her heroine, Diana Darling, Connie completed an online private
investigator course, though, unlike her heroine it was just for background
research. Connie is currently working on a sequel that takes Diana and James to
Las Vegas.
Follow the Money is available in paperback, hardcover or Kindle from Amazon here or as a Kobo e-book at Chapters here.
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