Bitterness, a stalker, and a neighbor to die for. What's a girl to do? Trailed by a stalker in New York City, Willow Thomas, a young ad executive, scurries back to her small North    Carolina hometown and the lake house where ten years earlier a scandal revealed her entire life had been a lie, and a seed of bitterness took root in her soul. The cocoon of safety Willow feels upon her arrival home soon         unravels when she meets opposition from her family,    faces the man she left behind, and the stalker reveals he is close on her heels.  Can Willow learn to trust God to tear out her roots of    resentment, reunite her family, ferret out a deadly stalker, and to rekindle the love she left behind?

Stalking Willow (Amazing Grace)

Religion & Spirituality

Lamb, Fay

Christian Books & Bibles

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Put on your director’s cap and prepare to set your story world’s stage with memorable scenes and unforgettable characters.Great storytelling isn’t done haphazardly. Storytelling is an art which requires practice to master. In The Art of Characterization authors are shown elements of storytelling which, when practiced correctly, utilizes forward–moving description and back story, deep point of view, dialogue, and conflict to create a cast of characters readers will never forget.

The Art of Characterization: How to Use the Elements of Storytelling to Connect Readers to an Unforgettable Cast

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

Storms in Serenity (Serenity Key)

The Christmas Tree Treasure Hunt

O'Neil, Ruth

Campbell, Joan

Laine, Marji

Roome, Debbie

Holmes, Sheryl

Fromke, Jennifer

Klingel, Deanna

Marx, J.A.

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What do a legendary creature, 
A graduating senior, 
And a crate full of money have to do with murder?\nConnie B. Wright is intent on finding out\nPollyAnna Reagan can’t wait to take her always-put-together, ultra-professional sister out into the boonies. But when they encounter what they thought was a mythical creature, they might both become sticks in the mud.\nOf course when they find a body, a stiff in the mud, Connie shifts into deduction mode, much to the horror of her older sister. But Polly had to admit her own curiosity. Was the deceased somehow scared to death or possibly attacked by what should be imaginary?\nOr are there other more human, and certainly more vicious, intentions at play.

The Visitor Meets Old Hairy: Contemporary Mystery and Light Suspense (The Visitor Mysteries)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

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