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The sun had warmed the air though the wind blew briskly. He found it invigorating. Or maybe that was due to breaking through the tension between him and Gabby. He glanced down at her. She and Freya were carrying on a conversation about Jack. Gabby might be doing all the talking, but he knew his dog well enough to see understanding in Freya\u2019s intelligent eyes. You want to feel useful and you want to use your art for a reason, so when men you respect did not offer that to you, it hurt.<\/p>\n

Ruthie thought she\u2019d been whispering, but Andri had caught her words. It\u2019d been the smack upside his head he needed. Their friendship ran deep. An awkward kiss shouldn\u2019t have destroyed it, and he knew a way to begin rebuilding it. Andri cleared his throat as they turned into Main Street. \u201cAs I said, I don\u2019t like the idea of bringing you to a crime scene, but I agree with Ruthie that you need to stay close.\u201d Gabby rested her palm on Freya\u2019s head. \u201cWhat was the crime?\u201d<\/p>\n

Fourteen \u201cOh, Gabby.\u201d He gently stopped her with a hand to her arm. How could he have been so calloused? Of course she\u2019d be worried about going to a crime scene. Her home was one. \u201cIt was just a theft at Joel Jakobsen\u2019s diner. Nothing grisly.\u201d She chewed her lip, weighing his words. He shifted. Should he share the idea Ruthie\u2019s whispered comment had inspired?<\/p>\n

\u201cI thought \u2026 Your sketches \u2026 Maybe you …\u201d He was butchering this olive branch. Her head tilted, wonder lighting her brown eyes. \u201cYou want me to help you investigate?\u201d Andri nodded, the rightness of it settling in his chest. \u201cIt\u2019s not only an opportunity for you to stay where I can keep you safe. You have a talent, Gabby, and I\u2019d be foolish not to ask for your help.\u201d<\/p>\n

Gabriella\u2019s smile bloomed, smacking into him like a wave. \u201cYou won\u2019t regret this, Andri. It\u2019s the least I can do for you.\u201d He grunted to cover unwelcome emotions. \u201cLet\u2019s go. Jakobsen is angry enough without us making him wait longer.\u201d They crossed the street to where Jakobsen paced in front of his family’s diner. While Andri had never considered his former schoolmate\u2019s looks, he couldn\u2019t help doing so now since Gabby walked at his side. Would she prefer a beanpole over a boulder?<\/p>\n

Not that Jakobsen was skinny, exactly, but Andri was large in every way. Not fat, just … big. And Gabby was not. Or perhaps she would like brown hair instead of fair, like that cop who escorted her here. Even Jakobsen edged toward a darker blond than Andri\u2019s hair. Jakobsen was also a successful business owner, not a policeman. Andri barely held in a growl.<\/p>\n

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In Confessions to a Stranger , Danielle Grandinetti weaves a tale that is at once mysterious, suspenseful, romantic, and inspiring \u2026 Filled with truths that made me ponder my own life, this novel is a lovely start to what is sure to be a wonderful series!<\/p>\n

\u2014Heidi Chiavaroli, Carol Award-Winning Author of The Orchard House Danielle Grandinetti has crafted a wonderful tale of suspense and romance that will keep you on the edge of your seat. With well-drawn characters authentic to the era, a gripping plot, and a strong message of hope, Confessions to a Stranger is a read I recommend! \u2014Misty M. Beller, USA Today bestselling author of the Sisters of the Rockies A Strike to the Heart is a compelling story. From the very first page, I was immersed into the thrilling action and remained gripped with intrigue until the satisfying ending.<\/p>\n

The romance escalated right along with the winding plot, creating a layered mystery that is sure to delight readers. \u2014Rachel Scott McDaniel, Award-winning author of The Mobster\u2019s Daughter Riveting from the first scene, As Silent as the Night offers a unique, edge- of-your-seat Christmas read \u2026 A beautiful, gripping, and romantically suspenseful Christmas story you wouldn\u2019t be able to put down if you tried. \u2014Chautona Havig, Author of The Stars of New Cheltenham The Neighbor and the Gifts is a poignant tale that transforms a familiar carol into a stirring journey of faith, love, and danger \u2026<\/p>\n

For readers who love historical romance, mystery, and want a deeper meaning in their holiday stories\u2014this one\u2019s for you. \u2014Natalie Walters, bestselling and award-winning author of Living Lies and the SNAP Agency series OceanofPDF.com Discover the Foundation of Danielle’s Bookish World Harbored in Crow\u2019s Nest Confessions to a Stranger Refuge for the Archaeologist Escape with the Prodigal Relying on the Enemy Sheltered by the Doctor Investigation of a Journalist Bridge: His Boss’s Little Sister Unexpected Protectors To Stand in the Breach A Strike to the Heart As Silent as the Night For a complete list, visit daniellegrandinetti.com\/books OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com Eyewitness Sketch Danielle Grandinetti Hearth Spot Press EYEWITNESS SKETCH Copyright \u00a9 2026 by Danielle Grandinetti Published by Hearth Spot Press Kindle Book ISBN: 978-1-956098-51-8 E-Book ISBN: 978-1-956098-52-5 Paperback ISBN: 978-1-956098-53-2 All rights reserved.<\/p>\n

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