Accounting is a skill she has learned to earn a little money to support her writing habit. She wrote her first story when she was a teen, seventeen handwritten pages on school-ruled paper and an obvious rip-off of the last romance novel she had read. She's been writing off and on ever since, and with more than a few full-length manuscripts already completed, she has no desire to slow down.
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Lt. Martin Beck of the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Department has been investigating the death of Brandy Fuller for years. Sidetracked for a while by his wife’s murder, Beck finally reopens the cold Fuller case and discovers a thin lead. The new evidence takes him to Louisiana to meet the estranged wife of his primary suspect. Together, Beck and Tamara conclude that Scott not only murdered Brandy Fuller, but seven other women on the Florida Gulf coast.
As Beck dives deeper into the investigation, he draws closer to Tamara. Passions ignite as the one woman who wants Scott dead the most allies with the one man who wants Scott dead the most. Can Beck protect Tamara and Gabby from Scott and stop a serial killer from killing again?
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Snippet Time!
She rushed down the remaining steps and ran for the kitchen
door, no longer mindful of the racket she made. As she passed the counter, she
grabbed her purse. Her compact, lipstick, brush, two pencils, and a pen, plus a
few wadded up receipts, spilled across the countertop from the open flap. She
hadn’t left it unsnapped. Had he searched the contents? She stuffed the
scattered items back into the handbag with one hand. One glance around the
kitchen and she was moving again. She slung the purse strap over her shoulder,
rushed toward the back door, and wrapped her fingers around the doorknob.
“Tamara,” he yelled down the stairs. “Where are you? Quit
hiding from me.”
She cringed at the anger in his command for her obedience.
She never doubted the man in her house was Scott. She could
almost smell his menace. His voice crawled all over her—a voice she had hoped
never to hear again. She yanked the door open and rushed into the dark hours of
the morning, her child clutched to her chest, the weight of her purse and the
paperwork in the tote pulling on her arm. She didn’t bother to slam the door
behind her.
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