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Why Aurora Ran 
No. 1 in the Lou Jenkins Why Mysteries

 

Two weeks before her wedding, Aurora Larrimore slapped her wedding planner, punched her florist, stole the florist's van, and drove off.

Her family calls her unstable. Melissa "Pissy Lou" Jenkins isn't convinced. A blunt, brilliant skip tracer for the family's law firm, Pissy Lou notices what everyone else misses, and her Tourette's has a habit of announcing exactly what she thinks of the people she questions. She is sent to find Aurora in time to save the wedding, and she starts with the question nobody else asked: is Aurora missing, or is she just gone? Those are two different types of investigation.

 The deeper Pissy Lou digs, the less the family's version of events holds together. Everyone involved in the wedding has a theory about Aurora, but Pissy Lou is the only one asking why she ran.

Paperback book: ISBN: 978-1-61807-135-4

 Ebook: ISBN: 978-1-61807-136-1

 Audio book: ASIN ‎ B0HHK3GR82

 

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Biography

Nora Kingsley lives on Cape Cod in Massachusetts, where the landscape, the weather, and the Atlantic provide a constantly changing backdrop for an active imagination. This is her first published book. 

A lifelong reader, Nora is happiest wandering through historical fiction, mysteries, science fiction, and fantasy, especially books that offer a compelling world, an intriguing puzzle, or characters worth following well past bedtime. Her interests extend beyond the page to music, movies, cooking, and art, and she has always been drawn to the many different ways people create and tell stories. 

Nora  shares her life with the people and animals she loves, an unreasonable number of interests, and the firm conviction that there is always room for another book. 

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Coming in January 2027: 


Why Jocelyn and Harry Burned
A Lou Jenkins WHY Mystery, Book 2

Delivering a repossession notice should have been the easy part. Instead, Lou Jenkins arrives at 51 Lisbon Lane to find the house still smoking, two bodies being wheeled out in bags, and the 1977 Trans Am she came to repossess missing from the backyard. Jocelyn and Harry were murdered before the house was burned. Was the car worth killing for or just worth stealing afterward?





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If you have any questions about my book, Why Aurora Ran, or The Lou Jenkins WHY Mysteries, please feel free to drop me a line or two.