Yay! Heat Trap, book #3 in my Plumber’s Mate mysteries featuring Tom the plumber and Phil the private eye, is finally out in ebook and paperback !

And to celebrate, I’m going on a blog tour, which kicks off today at Sinfully Addicted to All Male Romance where I’m delving into the deep, dark underbelly of… houses, pubs and other buildings. Yep, I’m talking about cellars, and you can find the post here: Down in t’ cellar ’ole.

There will be prizes! I’m giving away an ebook at each blog I visit, plus a grand prize of a paperback copy of Relief Valve and some hand-knitted rainbow wrist warmers.

You can find a full list of blog tour dates and destinations here.

The wrong secret could flush their love down the drain

It’s been six months since plumber Tom Paretski was hit with a shocking revelation about his family. His lover, P.I. Phil Morrison, is pushing this as an ideal opportunity for Tom to try to develop his psychic talent for finding things. Tom would prefer to avoid the subject altogether, but just as he decides to bite the bullet, worse problems come crawling out of the woodwork.

Marianne, a young barmaid at the Devil’s Dyke pub, has an ex who won’t accept things are over between them. Grant Carey is ruthless in dealing with anyone who gets between him and Marianne, including an old friend of Tom and Phil. Their eagerness to step in and help only makes them targets of Grant’s wrath themselves.

With Tom’s uncertainty about Phil’s motives, Tom’s family doing their best to drive a wedge between them, and the revelation of an ugly incident in Phil’s past, suddenly Tom’s not sure whom he can trust.

The body in the Dyke’s cellar isn’t the only thing that stinks.

Warning: Contains British slang, a very un-British heat wave, and a plumber with a psychic gift who may not be as British as he thinks he is.

Available in ebook and paperback from:

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