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  • Lottawatah Fireworks

  • Brianna Sullivan Mysteries
  • By: Evelyn David
  • Narrated by: Lisa Kelly
  • Length: 2 hrs and 55 mins

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Lottawatah Fireworks

By: Evelyn David
Narrated by: Lisa Kelly
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Lottawatah Fireworks is the 10th book in the Brianna Sullivan Mysteries series. A novella-length story, Lottawatah Fireworks continues the spooky, yet funny saga of reluctant psychic Brianna Sullivan, who planned to travel the country in her motor home looking for adventure, but unexpectedly ended up in Lottawatah, a small town in Oklahoma.

In Lottawatah Fireworks, Brianna's fiancé surprises her by buying a ramshackle hunting lodge, ready to call it home. The cabin comes complete with no plumbing, no electricity, and the ghost of a recent murder victim. It's up to Brianna to find the truth of who killed the man and why. In the process, the bonds of friends and family are sorely tested. Visit Lottawatah for mysteries, love, laughter, romance and all the ghosts you can shake a stick at.

©2013 Evelyn David (P)2015 Evelyn David

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