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And: my first book, CHICAGO STORIES: WEST OF WESTERN, will be free on Amazon Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
If you would like a free pdf or mobi to review, send me your email address and I'll send one along (of either or both books).

My second Chicago Stories book, ALONG THE RAVENSWOOD, is on Kindle today! For architect Seraphy Pelligrini, a chance to work on a church designed by famed Chicago architect Louis Sullivan was the commission of a lifetime.For Tommy MacKinnoin it was a chance to mend their broken friendship, but when they find the body sealed in the font, Seraphy falls into a web of intrigue and murder that stretches from the Bataan Death March to the green streets of Ravenswood. Soon her investigations attract the attention of the killer. Nothing is what it seems and no one is safe along the Ravenswood.

Joy in the morning! Or any other time will do. I just sent the manuscript of Along The Ravenswood, the second in my Chicago Stories series, off to booknook.biz for formatting. Hope to have it up on Kindle before Thanksgiving. Some of you know I've been pissing and moaning about not finding a cover artist. I did, finally. To see Todd Hebertson's fabulous cover for Along The Ravenswood, see my blog: eileenhamer.blogspot.com.

Working on the third Chicago Stories mystery. Chicago Stories: West of Western is the first and on Kindle now (http://tinyurl.com/83aqnfn, $.99); Chicago Stories 2: Ravenswood is with my editor; Chicago Stories 3:Pilsen is my WIP (barely, rewriting chapter 1 now). Ex-Marine and Darkpool agent Seraphy Pelligrini begins a new life as an architect in Chicago. She has a few problems . . .

Thanks for looking me up, Eileen.