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Vote for ‘A Fatal Fumble’ in Finals

by Nancy Basile

I am honored and tickled to death to say that A Fatal Fumble is a finalist for the Indie Cozy Mystery Book of the Year award at Aconite Cafe.

Aconite Cafe has a huge following known as the Cozy Mystery Tribe. They host giveaways, send newsletter, host book clubs, and provide a fun and free space to talk all things cozy.

Well, I’m proud to say that A Fatal Fumble made it to the finals after being nominated by my amazing readers. Now, we just need to push it over the finish line.

Indie Cozy Mystery Book of the Year

Would you, please, vote for A Fatal Fumble? Voting for the winner is open from Jan. 22 through Feb. 28, 2023. Of course, the sooner you vote, the better!

Just go to https://aconitecafe.com/2022finalscmta/ and vote for A Fatal Fumble. While you’re there, check out the other amazing finalists. Who knows? You might discover your next favorite author.

Did You Know?

When I wrote A Fatal Fumble, originally, the story was quite different. There was no land developer. Mary Mitchell behaved in a much more snooty way. And I even had Robin breaking into someone’s house!

That’s what happens when you write a book. You start out with a plan, and sometimes the story and the characters take you to a different place.

Here’s a few other things you might not know about A Fatal Fumble:

🏈 Sheriff Chris Payne was supposed to attend WVU on a football scholarship as their starting quarterback. But after a knockdown fight with his overbearing father, he and his friends got drunk and wound up in a car accident that permanently damaged his shoulder. No more scholarship!

🌈 After Robin moved out and left for college, Jenn, the younger sister, felt very alone. It wasn’t until she went to college herself that she found a strong circle of friends in her sorority and left loneliness behind.

💰 Mary Mitchell spent several years as a hostess and a server at Mountain Gold. The tips were fantastic, but she wanted a real career, which was why she went to work for Camila Worth and Worthwhile Homes.

Buy your own copy of A Fatal Fumble if you haven’t read it yet.

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