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South Carolina hides many mysteries within her borders. Like the water that is a pivotal part of the landscape, they eventually find a way to surface. |
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Who in this charming Lowcountry town would murder an old man half in the grave? And why William, who was known for helping everyone? Using Sheriff LeRoy Trotz’s favorite theme, ‘follow the money’ the investigation narrows. With the help of Brenda Mattell, Chief of Security of the retirement community, the list grows shorter, but no clear suspect emerges and evidence to convict remains elusive. Reviews from verified Amazon purchasers: "I absolutely loved this book! Great storyline, great characters. Really kept my interest and couldn't wait to see what happened. Good clean book for anyone who doesn't want gore or sex in their read. LOVED IT !!!!!!"
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Stranded at the altar is every woman's secret nightmare. When Rod fails to arrive, Taylor fears an accident prevented his presence. Wanting to fish one last time as a single male, he'd chanced a questionable day for his outing. Locals accepted the fact that problems can occur in an instant and turn a enjoyable trip into major trouble. While growing up, Jeff watched his once best friend, Rod, deceive Taylor, the woman who consider him a brother, not a lover. The discovery of bodies changes the scenario and ugly secrets escape. |
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When did her heart begin beating again? When he spoke kindly to her son? When he laughed with her father? Or when he smiled at her? If only Amanda could control the warm feelings building inside her. How could this happen? His country murdered her husband. This man and all he represented were her adversaries. He had to leave, even if he took her heart with him for nothing changed the fact that he and the British were her enemies. |
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Independence In England, in 1786, Katherine Randolph is a continual embarrassment. Challenging Jonathan Drew to a curricle race tips the scales. She is sent to America to stay until society forgets her latest faux pas. |
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Sarah Tawkes has found her dream house; a former roadside tavern built near the Brandywine River. The home includes a completely refurbished full-length bar in the Common Room. Even her neighbor’s children are excited about the prospect of there being 200 year-old ghosts, among them British soldiers and Indians, haunting the long ago Inn. |
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Biography Books keep giving, while we read them, when we recall them, when we discuss them, when we share them, and, in quiet moments, when we think about the characters, the story, and the ideas presented in them. Although not a text book, authors of fiction present information to a reader via new concepts, possibilities and situations. Each teller of tales wants to share their "world" with the reader. A little bit more about me Why I write as Janet Cooper instead of Janet Kuchler. First, the latter name is very hard to pronounce and second, when most books were purchased in Book Stores, K was always on the bottom shelf. That’s it! |
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