by J C Paulson
Bev, Kathy, Ann, Bruce, Caroline (thank you for the beautiful cover), I appreciated every excruciating criticism and word of support. Jennifer, you are the beta reader of beta readers. Jan, I couldn’t have published without your note: Yay, Book! I do love you both, so much.
Bev Katz Rosenbaum, thank you for your professional editorial advice.
Lori Coolican, you Graceful editor, thank you for everything.
Joanne, you genius psychologist: not only do you help me navigate life, but also sleep at night over the profiles of my villains. I can’t thank you enough.
Avalon Auto in Saskatoon, you awesome guys, thanks for all your help on the car front. Free book coming your way!
And CeCe Baptiste. It is hard to describe how meaningful your support was, how helpful your advice, how deft your touch in handling me and massaging into the book the correct elements of Indigenous culture.
Whether you read Broken Through as a murder mystery, a love story, a morality tale or a fury, I suppose it was intended to be all of those. Many thanks, gentle reader.
Also by this author
Adam’s Witness
(Adam and Grace Book 1)
Reporter Grace Rampling is expecting a routine interview. What she finds is the bloodied body of a Catholic bishop.
Suddenly, she finds herself central to a murder case, not just as a key witness but a suspect and potential victim.
Enter handsome but troubled Detective Sergeant Adam Davis, who is thrown by the fierce attraction he feels toward his witness. Legally and ethically, he cannot act on his feelings without throwing the entire case into jeopardy.
With Grace at risk and off limits, Adam races to unravel an increasingly disturbing mystery while he struggles to both protect and resist the woman of his dreams.
Adam's Witness "simmers with intrigue, suspense and sexual tension." — Amazon reviewer *****
About the author
J.C. (Joanne) Paulson was born in Saskatoon, the beautiful prairie city she loves so much, she has never managed to leave for longer than a few months.
A long-time journalist with the local daily newspaper, The StarPhoenix, as well as other news outlets, Paulson awakened one night with the plot of Adam’s Witness swirling in her brain. There was nothing for it but to write the thing.
The transition from fact to fiction was a strange relocation into a very different world of words, characterization and plot creation, but Adam and Grace quickly became part of the household. Book two, Broken Through, came a year later.
She lives in a rambling older bungalow with her husband, goldsmith Ken Paulson.
www.jcpaulsonauthor.com