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Peri Garritsen thought it was a simple assignment: get a small-town librarian to answer a few questions. Easy is what everyone tells her she needs right now, even though she knows she’s fine. It’ll be a quick trip and get back to doing something actually important. Librarian Lisette Osborne is not the least bit unnerved by the arrival of yet another secret agent wannabe in her office. No warrant, no answers—the law is on her side. But that doesn’t seem to matter to Ms. “I Hate Small Towns and the Holidays” Homeland Security. A librarian with a history. A Fed not sure of her future. A snowstorm. Jingling bells. And one very old coin.
Author
Karin Kallmaker has been exclusively devoted to lesbian fiction since the publication of her first novel in 1989. As an author published by the storied Naiad Press, she worked with Barbara Grier and Donna McBride, and has been fortunate to be mentored by a number of editors, including Katherine V. Forrest. In addition to multiple Lambda Literary Awards, she has been featured as a Stonewall Library and Archives Distinguished Author. Other accolades include the Ann Bannon Popular Choice and other awards for her writing, as well as the selection as a Trailblazer by the Golden Crown Literary Society. She is best known for novels such as Painted Moon, Simply the Best, Touchwood, The Kiss that Counted and Captain of Industry. The California native is the mother of two and lives with her wife in the Bay Area. You can catch her blogs at Romance and Chocolate: https://kallmaker.com/blog/. Find her on social media by searching for "Kallmaker" - there's only one.
