Beware a Dancing Mother-in-Law
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    [synopsis] => Some Secrets Are Stranger Than OthersMaggie got super-lucky in the in-law department. Her sweet mother-in-law Fran shares the excitement of her life with everyone.

Then a string of odd events catches Maggie's attention.

Events she suspects might all trace back to Fran.

Will Maggie regret trying to uncover the truth? Originally appeared in Cloak And Dagger (Blaze Ward Presents Book 4), Knotted Road Press, 2020 An excerpt from Beware a Dancing Mother-in-Law:The Truth Dances Right Past Her Suspicions I finally got curious. And suspicious.

And worried that I was going nuts.

Until the assisted living called and said Fran was dancing again.

Humming up a storm, grinning. Dancing all around her room, and up and down the hallways, too. She even danced all around the cafeteria before settling down to have her lunch.

I was so fixated on proving myself wrong that I grabbed Andy by the arm the second he got home.

We headed for the assisted living, with him staring at me wide-eyed from the passenger seat the whole way while I told him what I was starting to think.

Bless his heart, he listened to me the whole time without laughing or shaking his head or telling me I was indeed going nuts. I didn't even mind that he didn't say anything at all. I'm sure he didn't believe me. But I was grateful he didn't say so out loud.

I'd imagine he's grateful too. Now.
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