F.M. Meredith, also known as Marilyn Meredith , is the author of over thirty published novels—and a few that will never see print. Her latest in the Rocky Bluff P.D. crime series, from Oak Tree Press, is No Bells. Rocky Bluff P.D. is a fictional beach community between Ventura and Santa Barbara and F. M. once lived in a similar beach area.
F. M. (Marilyn) is a member of EPIC, Four chapters of Sisters in Crime , Mystery Writers of America, and serves as the program chair for the Public Safety Writers of America’s writing conference. She’s been an instructor at many writing conferences.
Visit her at http://fictionforyou.com and her blog at http://marilynmeredith.blogspot.com
I'm almost giddy about this guest blog. Why? Because I LOVE Gordon Butler! He's the kind of sympathetic character who makes you want to pick him up and kiss his boo-boos. It's a girl thing. And he's often unintentionally funny. Haven't we all been there? Just see if you don't love him by the end of the post. And don't forget to read all the way to the bottom, because there's a chance to win big!
Who is Officer Gordon Butler?
Gordon started out as a minor character in one of my earlier
Rocky Bluff P.D. crime novels, Fringe Benefits, which was mainly a
story about a very bad cop. In that one and subsequent others, things have not
gone well for Gordon.
Being a police officer is all that Gordon ever wanted to do.
He knows the law better than anyone on the force. His biggest joy is catching a
criminal—or any law breaker for that matter. He hands out traffic tickets
gleefully and seldom gives anyone a break.
He is not a buffoon, though if something can go wrong for
him, it will. Gordon once had a crush on Officer Stacey Wilbur. His feelings
were not returned and it didn’t take him long to realize his competition was
Detective Doug Milligan.
Not only is Doug a good friend, he rented a room from him
until Stacey and Doug were married. Unable to find other lodgings, he’s now
residing with Stacey’s parents which he plans on being a temporary situation.
Gordon has fallen for a lovely redhead he gave a speeding
ticket to even though her emerald green eyes mesmerized him. The budding
romance gets complicated when his new love turns out to be the major suspect in
a murder case.
Of course Detectives Doug Milligan and his partner Frank
Marshall’s investigation of the murder plays a major role in the story. What
Gordon does about his dilemma is the underlying plot of No Bells.
My readers can’t get enough of Gordon and keep telling me
they hope things are going to be better for him in this book. They will have to
read No
Bells and find out for themselves.
No Bells Blurb:
Officer Gordon Butler has finally found the love he’s been
seeking for a long time, but there’s one big problem; she’s the major suspect
in a murder case.
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