Unfinished Business An Angela Panther Novel (A Chick-lit Paranormal book) (The Angela Panther Series) (31 page)
Authors: Carolyn Ridder Aspenson
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"Heck if I know. We barely talk anymore."
"What?"
She back peddled. "It's not a big deal. Don't worry about it."
"Um, hello. Best friend code? You tell me everything and I tell you everything, remember?"
"Not when one best friend just lost both parents. You've got enough on your plate."
"I didn't
just
lose them and there's always room on my plate for your stuff too, Mel."
"Fine then, but not on the phone. The walls have ears. Starbucks tomorrow morning? Eight o'clock?"
"That works."
"Great. See you then."
"You okay?"
"We'll talk tomorrow."
That was Mel's way of telling me to drop the subject, so I did.
"Okay. Call or text if you need me."
"Always do."
I smelled feces and rolled down my windows for the rest of the drive home. When I got there, I walked into the kitchen and smacked into Jake.
He scrunched up his face and backed away. "Wow, you smell like crap."
"Literally or figuratively?"
"Literally."
"There's a reason for that."
Stay tuned for Unbreakable Bonds, book two in the Angela Panther Series coming in November 2013.
www.carolynridderaspenson.com
A native of Indiana, Carolyn spent a good portion of her youth and adult life in the northwest Chicago suburbs, where she dabbled in the health and fitness industry until finally landing a full time career in insurance. Not liking the cold, gray winters of Chicagoland, Carolyn moved to a bright and sunny suburb outside of Atlanta, Georgia. She started her professional journalism career in Cumming, Georgia, where she continues to work as a freelance writer for various media outlets including print and Internet publications.
A life long fitness enthusiast, Carolyn writes a monthly column for Northside Woman, an Appen News monthly magazine.
Carolyn enjoys reading, but considers herself a genre snob, reading mostly mysteries and some chick lit. She loves to read Harlan Coben, Robert Crais and the late Robert Parker, whom she feels was the ‘most incredible writer ever’.
Married since 1998 to her ‘hottie hubby’, she is the mother of three children and two very old, very high maintenance dogs.
Carolyn doesn’t see ghosts, but swears she would be okay with it as long it was during the day.
Keep in touch with Carolyn by visiting her website at www.carolynridderaspenson.com
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