Thanks, Vicki, for allowing me to share books
and handbags!
The bag with the flamingo is the one I would carry. Impractical
as it is, it screamed “buy me” from behind the counter at a trendy Los Angeles
thrift store a few years ago. The brand or its history didn’t matter. It was so
fun I had to have it.
Gillian, the heroine in Becker Circle is much too
practical for a cute purse that only holds a phone, keys, and credit card. A good
friend passed the colorful canvas bag to me at one of our regular clothing exchanges,
and it’s very similar to the one that makes an appearance in the second scene
of “Becker Circle.” It’s a special gift from her mom.
My first and only boyfriend believed I was too
gutless to leave. He was dead wrong. My name’s Gillian, and I graduated Harvard
early and left his hot temper and everyone else behind for Dallas. Determined
to make it on my own, I land a second job bartending at the neighborhood pub
smack in drama central where most every jerk in the neighborhood hits on me—at
a huge price. A week into the job, the neighborhood’s very popular drug dealer
falls to his death a few feet from the table I’m serving. The cops say suicide,
but the hot guitar player in the house band and I suspect foul play, and I
intend to prove it. We dig deeper, grow closer, and make a shocking discovery.
We know the murderer.
Watch the trailer.
Watch the trailer.
Rule one of my
new life—forget about what already happened. Period.
Just as I turn the corner toward the tree-lined park, someone rams into
me from behind. I gulp a breath as he twists me to the ground, dragging me
along by the arm. The strap to my purse connects me to a guy who looks barely
old enough to drive until he yanks it away. The purse holding the cash I have
to live on until I get paid, my ID, one credit card, and proof I took an exam
today.
The purse Mom gave me for my eleventh birthday.
“Stop!” I struggle to untwist my legs and sprint toward the strap
dragging behind him. “No!” The distance between us widens.
At the edge of the park, a well-dressed
man jumps out of a shiny SUV and shoves the guy into the shrubs. He leans over
as they exchange words.
A portion of the author
proceeds will go to Hope’s Door New Beginning
Center to help fight domestic abuse.
Find Becker
Circle at: Amazon
Find Addison
Brae at: Website
6 comments:
Good morning, Addison! Glad you are here to show off your book and handbags. Have a lovely day.
The flamingo one is so cute! I wish you all the best with your release!
That bag is sure an unique find!
Great post, Addison! I love the flamingo!! Good luck with Becker Circle, it looks like it's going to have lots of interesting twists!
Love this post!
Those bags are adorable, especially the one with the kitties.
Thanks y'all for the comments. And thank you Vicki for the great blog! A unique handbag is one of the greatest accessories and the pairing with book characters is super cool!
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