Paty Jager Secrets of an Aztec Temple Blog Tour with an Excerpt and Giveaway

I am so excited to have Paty Jagr here at Paranormal and Romantic Suspense Reviews with an Except and Giveaway.

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Secrets of an Aztec Temple
by Paty Jager

BLURB:

Revenge is not always sweet

Isabella Mumphrey can’t leave a puzzle alone. This time she attempts to use her anthropology knowledge to uncover who is stealing priceless artifacts from an Aztec Temple in Mexico City. The discovery will certainly prove her worth to the World Intelligence Agency.

Tino Costantine is in Mexico City, too. He has infiltrated a drug lord’s organization to find enough evidence to not only prove the man’s illegal activities, but to bring him down for numerous deaths. Namely those of Tino’s family.

But when the love of his life, Isabella, strolls into his enemy’s home, Tino’s challenged by the choice of saving her or fulfilling his revenge. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AUTHOR Bio and Links:

Award winning author Paty Jager is a member of national and local writing organizations. She not only writes the western lifestyle she lives it. With thirteen books and a short story published, she is venturing into the new world of self-publishing ebooks. Her contemporary Western, Perfectly Good Nanny won the 2008 Eppie for Best Contemporary Romance, Spirit of the Mountain, a historical paranormal set among the Nez Perce, placed 1st in the paranormal category of the Lories Best Published Book Contest, and Spirit of the Lake was a finalist in the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence.

You can learn more about Paty:

Her blog; www.patyjager.blogspot.com

Her website: http://www.patyjager.net

On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/#!/paty.jager

And, on twitter: @patyjag

Also you can find her on Goodreads:

http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/1005334.Paty_Jager

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Excerpt Eleven

She pulled her flashlight back out, shining the beam into the passageway. Footprints in the dust proved someone had recently used it as entry to the basement storage. Where did it lead to? It had to be an extension of the tunnels being excavated in Templo Mayor. Who found this and why did they keep it a secret?

She mentally thunked her forehead. It was a secret because whoever found the tunnel used it to steal artifacts found in the temple. The people using the hidden entrance to label specific crates had to be part of the museum or part of the archeological groups or a combination. There could be a multitude of people involved.

The flashlight shone down a straight passageway leading she ducked her head and entered the area. Logic told her to go back and research when the excavation near this passage was done. That would give a clue as to who could know about the tunnel. Then she could check on the whereabouts of all the people involved. But the adventure seeking part of her, who adored Indiana Jones movies, wanted to follow the passage and see where she came out.

Hunched in the secret passage, debating with herself, Isabella gave in to the logic and stepped out of the passage. Shoving the crates back against the wall, she wiped the dust from her hands and left the storage area.

Back in the archive room, she searched for the records and maps of the first excavation teams at Templo Mayor.

 

Giveaway Rules:

 

Paty will be awarding a $5 Amazon egift card at each blog for every twenty people who leave a comment and a $25 Amazon card to a randomly drawn commenter during the tour. 

 

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