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Silver Dagger Book Tours for Special Delivery (Mill Pond #6) by Judi Lynn

19/12/2017

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Special Delivery
Mill Pond #6
by Judi Lynn
Genre: Contemporary Romance

In Mill Pond, Indiana, neighbors always look out for each other. And even though tourists are drawn to the small town’s charms, it’s the locals who fill it with warmth . . .
Traveling nurse Karli Redding doesn’t have many fond memories of her aging grandfather, Axel—or of Mill Pond. But with Axel’s health in decline and Karli on a month’s hiatus between jobs, she volunteers to set him up with the help he needs. The house and her grandfather could both use some TLC. Good thing Keagan Monroe, the very attractive mailman next door, is always ready to lend a hand…
Not a lot slips by a mailman, and Keagan appreciates Karli’s dogged attempts to spruce up the neglected property. Painting, fixing the sagging porch, delivering a constant stream of casseroles from caring neighbors—he’ll help however he can, all while keeping his feelings under wraps. A short-term fling just doesn’t fit into his schedule. But with each passing day, Karli’s bond with the town grows a little deeper. Has fate sent her exactly where she needs to be? Karli’s willing to find out, and the first step is figuring out the perfect route to Keagan’s heart…

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Keagan’s ladder leaned against the roof of the front porch. When he

saw her, he called, “The paint’s already dry up here. If you bring me the

shutters you painted, I’ll put them up at the two windows.”

She gave him a thumbs-up and almost ran to the barn. He’d asked her,

not one of the others, to help him. She hurried to grab a pair of shutters.

When she got back, he’d come down for them and jammed a screwdriver

and screws in his jeans pocket. Then he scurried up to the porch roof and

stood on that to work. Karli squirmed. The porch roof slanted downward

and didn’t look safe to her.

“Be careful,” she said.

He gave her a look. “I’ve been balancing on a ladder to paint the peaks all

day. I think I’ll survive this.”

She went to get the shutters for the second window and climbed a few

rungs to hand them to him. Once he’d finished installing them, he started

down. He’d reached the ground when Karli noticed someone’s paint

brush lying on the roof. She scrambled up the ladder to reach it and then

carefully retraced her steps. Before she reached the bottom, though, two

strong hands lifted her and set her on the ground. Keagan’s touch sent

heat through her fleece hoodie.

She turned and found herself toe to toe with him. His solid chest was

eye level. She looked up at his strong jawline, his lips. She sucked in her

breath and tilted her head, staring up into his cobalt-blue eyes. She could

smell his scent—clean and manly. His gaze burned with intensity. Her
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lips parted. One more inch and she’d be pressing against him…

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Judi Lynnreceived a Master’s Degree from Indiana University as an elementary school teacher after attending the IPFW campus.  She taught 1st, 2nd, and 4th grades for six years before having her two daughters.  She loves gardening, cooking and trying new recipes.


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1 Comment
Judith Post
19/12/2017 18:21:29

Thanks so much for hosting my book! My grandson's name is Tyler, too. A good moniker:) Hope you, your husband, and your mini-lions a wonderful holiday.

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