In the little town of Walton, Georgia, everybody knows your name--but no one knows your secret. At least that's what Lane Kent is counting on when she returns to her hometown with her five-year-old son. Dangerously depressed after the death of her husband, Lane is looking for hope. What she finds instead is a dead body.
Lane must work with Walton's newest deputy, Charlie Lynch, to uncover the truth behind the murder. But when that truth hits too close to home, she'll have to decide if saving the life of another is worth the cost of revealing her darkest secret.
Debut novelist Natalie Walters pulls you to the edge of your seat on the first page and keeps you there until the last in this riveting story that will have you believing no one is defined by their past.
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What a great debut novel this author has given us, with non-stop action and dealing with some tough subjects, I was quickly page-turning.
From beginning to the end, you really don’t know how this will all turn out, or whom is really the evil? With a young girl murdered, and a town wanting answers, with peeking toms and other dangerous threats, we keep looking!
We are offered a bit of romance, but deep problems threaten all, and you need to wait to the very end for answers!
I received this book through the Publisher Revell, and was not required to give a positive review
Sometimes love hurts—and sometimes it can heal in the most unexpected way.
Suzanne Woods Fisher is an award-winning, bestselling author of more than thirty books, including Mending Fences,
as well as the Nantucket Legacy, Amish Beginnings, The Bishop’s Family,
and The Inn at Eagle Hill series, among other novels. She is also the
author of several nonfiction books about the Amish, including Amish Peace and The Heart of the Amish. She lives in California. Learn more at 
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A Father-Daughter Genealogy Team Link Present to Past on Family Trees
Meri flunks out of medical school—and runs from her parents.
Genealogist Jillian Parisi-Duffy’s digging traces the family long
tradition of doctors to an ancestor saved during a yellow fever outbreak
in Memphis in 1878. As Meri’s family closes in, Jillian gets the final
puzzle pieces in place just in time for them all to learn the truth. The
Inn at Hidden Run is the first book in the Tree of Life series.
Readers will come back to backdrop of a lovely mountain town of Canyon
Mines again and again to explore and celebrate unforgettable family
stories that inspire them to connect with their own family histories and
unique faith journeys.
Olivia
Newport’s novels twist through time to find where faith and passions
meet. Her husband and twentysomething children provide welcome
distraction from the people stomping through her head on their way into
her books. She chases joy in stunning Colorado at the foot of the
Rockies, where daylilies grow as tall as she is.
It
isn’t within man to guide his own steps—or a woman. Caught between a
wagon train and the deep blue sea, Agnes Remington Dalrumple, Remi for
short, chooses the overland journey west over crossing the Atlantic with
her mother and step-father. She decides to go to California and try to
fine the father she’s never known though she’s never been on her own.
Thwarted at every turn, almost every effort is dashed until a widower’s
thirteen-year-old daughter intervenes on her behalf. How can the
headstrong woman place herself under the responsibility of the young
girl’s father, a perfect stranger? But if she doesn’t, her journey ends
right there in Saint Joseph, Missouri. On the Oregon/California trail,
will her pride and independence deter her from the destiny God has
prepared for her?
For
research in December, Caryl McAdoo hit the trail—literally, the Oregon /
California Trail—beginning in St. Jo, Missouri with the Napa Valley
being her destiny. No wonder readers enjoy her novels so well! She prays
her story brings God glory, and He blesses the award-winning,
best-selling novels with a lion’s share of 5-Star ratings! With
forty-three titles (thirty-three in the last four-and-a-half years),
it’s obvious she loves writing almost as much as singing the new songs
the Lord gives her. (Listen to a few at YouTube.) Celebrating fifty
years being married to Ron, her high school sweetheart, she counts their
four children and eighteen grandsugars life’s best blessings. The
McAdoos live in the woods south of Clarksville, seat of Red River County
in far Northeast Texas, waiting expectantly for God to open the next
door.
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