Edna Curry

Edna Curry lives in Minnesota and often sets her novels there among the lakes, evergreens and river valleys. She especially enjoys the Dalles area of the St. Croix Valley, gateway to the Wild River, which draws many tourists who give her story ideas. Besides non-fiction articles, she writes mystery, romance and romantic suspense novels.

Edna is married and is a member of the Romance Writers of America and one of its chapters: Northern Lights Writers.

Circle of Shadows (half of Deadly Duos #1) was a finalist in RWA's prestigious Golden Heart Contest. She also does editing and proofreading as Fern Valentine. Details on the editing page of her website.

Visit her webpage at http://www.ednacurry.com

Amazon author page: https://www.amazon.com/author/ednacurry

Facebook:

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Twitter: @Edna_Curry

Blog: http://ednacurry.blogspot.com

Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/search/authors?search=Edna%20Curry

 

Minnesota Romance novel series

These novels are stand-alone novels that can be read in any order.

Flight to Love

Circle of Shadows

Best Friends

Secret Daddy

Lost Memories

Mirror Image

Hard Hat Man

My Sister’s Keeper

Never Love a Logger (historical romance)

Double Trouble

Traveling Bug

I’ll Always Find You

Meet Me, Darling

Wrong Memories

My Twin’s Wedding

You’re Only Mine

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Lady Locksmith Mystery Series:

The Lilliput Bar Mystery – Book 1

Body in the Antique Trunk Book 2

The Missing Banker Book 3

Girl Who Cried Wolf – Book 4

Robbery at the Lilliput Bar -a short story

Lacey Summers’ PI Mystery Series:

Yesterday’s Shadow -- Prequel

Dead Man’s Image –Book 1

Dead in Bed -- Book 2

Eccentric Lady Book 3

Girl in the Lake – Book 4

Related book: Earth in 2093

A futuristic romantic suspense novel starring Lacey’s granddaughter, Nell Summers and police detective Dave Barns.

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Short stories:

5 Children’s Stories

7 Short Stories

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Non-fiction:

The Jam of all Jams

The story of the world’s largest logjam ever, that took place at Taylors Falls, Minnesota, in June, 1886.