DRAWING CONCLUSIONS Kari had two passions; art and antique glassware, specifically sun purple glass. When they intersected, she ended up embroiled in a case of two missing women, stolen diamonds, and befriending a young girl. Someone was watching her every move. Was it the homeless man who tried to steal her sketch pad? Or was it the man who bought one of her paintings? Officer Liam O’Connell wanted to keep her safe in the midst of all this. When Kari’s apartment was broken into and her roommate was attacked, he knew he had to do something to keep all of them safe.
Suzanne was nine years old when her family moved to Arizona from Iowa in a converted school bus. She still lives in Phoenix with her husband, Paul. They have two daughters, two sons-in-law, five grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Until recently she and her husband enjoyed traveling to all their favorite places on their Honda Goldwing trike. They've gone to South Dakota, Iowa, Colorado, Washington state, Wyoming, and many more. After selling the trike, they travel on four wheels instead of three. Remember: “It's not the destination, it’s the ride.” Or drive now. When she’s not writing and traveling, she enjoys reading and crocheting, sometimes doing them both at the same time. She enjoys reading many types of books, but mysteries, spy thrillers, cozy mysteries, and romantic suspense are her favorite. Even as a preteen she and her best friend saw a mystery behind every bush, or maybe creeping down the hall when their folks weren’t home. She always enjoyed making up stories to entertain herself while traveling with her family or doing housework. Like her on Facebook at Suzanne Floyd Author. Her books are all available on Amazon in e-book, paperback, and audible.
I love reading this book as well as all of Suzanne's books. Ready for her next book.
Drawing Conclusions was a book I didn't want to put down, once I started to read. I loved all the characters in the story. It seemed scary at times, waiting to read who might get hurt next?
Suzanne's stories always seem so real, you get lost in the story when reading.
Thank you Suzanne for another great read!!! Pat Carroll