Cinnamon Girl Explains It All

Publisher Marketing: Four years after the tragic loss of her family, newspaper reporter C. G. Harrellson is still a splintered soul. Blaming herself, she denies herself any opinions save the syndicated opinion column she anonymously writes as a release valve: Cinnamon Girl Explains It All. Even though Detective Wolf Hunter is in the midst of trying to track down a serial killer, he can't help being intrigued by the strange, little reporter who has been assigned to meet with him weekly to write a crime report. Despite C. G.'s initial fear of the brown eyes that remind her of her late husband and the tender touches that make her feel not just new love but old pain, Wolf patiently pulls her out of her numb, emotionless existence to start again. Meanwhile, Wolf's partner notices similarities between the Cinnamon Girl column and the murder scenes, sending Wolf in search of the elusive Cinnamon Girl, herself. Little does he realize, she's as close as a kiss. A detective, a reporter, her best friend, a cheating husband, a serial killer, Bingo... Cinnamon Girl Explains It All AUTHOR'S NOTE: Clean romance, but adult themes. Not recommended for under 17. VERY MINIMAL use of language that some might find offensive. There is no use of the f word. Contributor Bio:  Bowersox, Jodi Jodi Bowersox grew up on a farm in Nebraska, and lived on an acreage in N. E. Kansas with a horse and three goats for a number of years. She currently lives in Colorado Springs with her husband, Kevin, and three cats. Jodi has worn many hats in her life-actress, seamstress, interior designer, home-school teacher, artist, and writer. In 2006, under the pen name of J. B. Stockings, she published a children's book that she authored and illustrated--a fictitious story about two real cats with the title, A Tale of Two Kitties. In 2012, another J. B. Stockings children's book, The Stubborn Princess was published with Tracy Bowersox as the illustrator. Also in 2012 her first romance novel, Interiors By Design, was published. She now has five novels to her credit. Jodi is also a watercolor artist specializing in pet portraits. To find out more about her writing, art, and other creative endeavors, check out her website: www.jodibowersox.com