Kirjahaku

Life has a funny way of changing her plans...Jenny Goodson knew it was time to get out. After breaking up with her married boyfriend, she thought she was finally putting her life in order. Her life takes an unexpected detour after witnessing a robbery in her neighborhood. Awakening bound and disoriented on a truck, Jenny escapes to the small Vermont town of St. Jacob. Chemistry starts to flare between her and Brent Ryann, youngest son and manager of the St. Jacob Bed and Breakfast. When her ex-boyfriend Todd appears to announce that he is newly divorced, Jenny discovers she has a new dilemma. Stalked by her kidnappers, and hiding in plain sight, Jenny's location is exposed in a local newspaper article. Can she depend on Todd for her safety, or is it time for a new plan?

Everyone has skeletons in their family tree, but Amelia Harper never expected to be chasing one When her aunt Cora dies unexpectedly in Memphis, Amelia finds that she is keeping a bigger secret than the cancer treatments. Aunt Cora requested that her ashes be taken to a nature preserve in the mountains of White County; a place she never mentioned to Amelia or her brother, and one that she visited the same week for over forty years. The handsome owner of the property, Lucas Macey, is willing to fulfill Aunt Cora's wishes and take them to her campsite at the falls. Another family member committed to the ages, but can she really ever be at peace? When Amelia goes home to Nashville, she finds boxes of journals in her aunt's personal effects. The summer of 1963 holds the key to a dark secret about why her aunt left White County after high school. Could her aunt Cora really be a killer? As more and more clues pile up, will Amelia be able to cope with the answers she finds? Will she ever truly know what happened in the shadow of the falls?

To most people in her community, Olivia Tyler seems like an ordinary college student. She tries to balance her job, classes, and a mother who can't stop playing matchmaker.But, when tragedy threatens to reveal her position as a sex worker, things take a turn for the worse. After the murder of her co-worker, Olivia's balancing act begins to unravel. She finds herself front and center in an investigation, in a city where the police usually overlook her profession. There is no time to deal with her grief as a serial killer's actions continue to put her on the defensive. When her predicament leaves her running parallel to the path of a murderer, Olivia has some hard decisions to make. Can she continue to keep her public and private personas separate? Who should she trust? And, as everyone in Ramsey City grasps for the identity of a serial killer, can Olivia preserve her secrets and still escape with her life?

When Nurse Bailey Anderson broke her engagement and moved out of her father's house in Ohio, she thought she was headed for a peaceful new start in Tennessee. But after her co-worker turns up dead and the police have nothing to go on, Bailey finds herself walking a tight rope between addressing a family dilemma from her past and evading the dangers afflicting her new home. Forming her own team, she works in the shadows to investigate a series of murders plaguing the homeless community. With more people disappearing every week, she has to come up with a plan, and soon. Will Bailey have what it takes to catch a serial killer? Detective Samuel Evans has dreamed of serving his community as a member of the Raymond City Police Force since his youth. Then he meets Nurse Anderson, a resolute woman who scalds him with the passion in her fierce green eyes. She demands that he investigate seemingly unrelated cases, insulting his intelligence and disparaging his resolve to find justice. He is determined to put her accusations and reprimands to rest, but he can find no way to discredit her outrageous claims. When mysterious disappearances and bodies start to add up, he has to question his own convictions. Should he arrest the feisty new nurse or force himself to recruit her in a search for an unwavering killer operating under his nose, but far from his reach?