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    Whispers in the Water

    By Cat Connor

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    About this ebook

    A collection of poems from SSA Ellie Iverson nee Conway; the main character in the Byte Series.

    Some of the poems are from Byte Novels but mostly they were generated by Ellie's life and occasionally the men in it. Included are songs written by Ellie and Rowan Grange. Whispers in the Water is the poetry book that Aidan Conway published secretly in Killerbyte.
    This version contains short stories as well as poetry and is a new edition.

    Half the proceeds from each sale of Whispers In the Water go to PTSD/PTSI organizations in New Zealand.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCat Connor
    Release dateJul 9, 2019
    ISBN9781370849987
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    Whispers in the Water
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    Cat Connor

    Cat Connor is a multi-published crime thriller author. A tequila aficionado, long black drinker, music lover, traveler, murderer of perfectly happy characters, and teacher of crime writing via CEC at Wellington High School.  She's a mother, a pretty good ex-wife, an amazing partner, a fairly decent friend, a spectacular daughter, and a very proud Grandma. She has no problem writing people dead when they irritate her. Cat has a deep love of animals and very much enjoys the company of Diesel her Mastador, Patrick the Tuxedo cat, and Dallas the seal point tortie Birman while writing, binge watching shows, or reading.  She spent fifteen years writing the Ellie Conway FBI-Byte Series which was published by Rebel ePublishers in the USA. The series is also available via Crazy Maple Studios on the Scream and Kiss apps. The Ellie Conway FBI-Byte Series follows FBI Special Agent Ellie Conway on her journey as a member of an elite FBI team that functions on dark humour, close relationships, and strong coffee. Each book is a standalone story with the same core characters. As the series progresses readers learn more about Ellie and the team. She's now writing a series that's much closer to home. The Veronica Tracey Spy/PI series is set in Upper Hutt and the Wellington Region.

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