Racy Murder Mystery Author Publishes Decidedly Different Book

SEATTLE - March 7, 2015 - PRLog -- After connecting with Larry Flanders, her high school English teacher, at a class reunion a few years ago, author Kelly Marshall has written a decidedly different book from her normal salacious murder mysteries. Flanders had started the novel a number of years before and set it aside. He gave MarshallThe Chair to complete.

THE STORY:

       In a small town in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, widower Paul Bixby develops a deep friendship with bank teller Linda Bauman—a friendship he hopes will evolve into something more. When Linda’s unusual fascination with highchairs comes to light, Paul builds an exquisite chair for her, crafting the chair with love.

       Linda thought her parents had died when she was an infant, leaving her to be raised by her grandparents. She treasures the highchair she used as a child as a symbol of their unconditional love. But when a man shows up at the bank and claims to be her father, Linda searches the Internet and is stunned to learn of a long-buried family tragedy and an unspeakable crime.

        Linda moves with her boss, Brad, to a branch office in a different town and secretly shares a home with him. Though devastated by Linda’s choice, Paul steps aside and wishes the best for her. But is Brad the man she hoped he would be? Or is Paul’s quiet love what she needs?

The Chair is available in e-book format on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Chair-Kelly-Marshall-ebook/dp/B00U9...) and  at www.KellyMarshallBooks.com. (ASIN: B00U9W7QPQ/ Publisher: California Times Publishing)

About the Author

After spending thirty years as a radio DJ, today, Kelly has decided to do what she had always wanted to pursue . . . writing. Kelly lives in the Pacific Northwest with her grandson, Dawson, and is the author of Black Phoenix, The Radio Murders, and Six White Roses.