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Book Review – KISS THE BRICKS – A Kate Reilly Mystery by Tammy Kaehler

Posted by  on Monday, May 1st 2017     

Review by Steve Wittich Kiss The Bricks A Kate Reilly Mystery by Tammy Kaehler Kiss The Bricks, the fifth book in author Tammy Kaehler’s Kate Reilly Mystery series, arrives just in time for the the 2017 Indianapolis 500. After finishing 17th in her first try on the 107 year 2.5 mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval, […]

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Book review: RED FLAGS, A Kate Reilly Mystery by Tammy Kaehler

Posted by  on Wednesday, May 25th 2016     

By Liz Wittich Book Review: RED FLAGS, A Kate Reilly Mystery by Tammy Kaehler In Tammy Kaehler’s fourth installment of the Kate Reilly series, Red Flags, Kate finds herself once again in the middle of a murder scene. The action picks up a week out from the annual Grand Prix of Long Beach where Kate has […]

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