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Grieving Widow Thwarts Danger In ‘State of Lies’ [REVIEW]

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Sometimes you can’t trust anyone at all. (Photo courtesy Canva)

He is a loving husband and doting father. Then the unthinkable happens and his family is left behind to grieve. Soon they realize pieces to his story don’t fit. Some are left out altogether. Does his family know who he is at all? Find out in Siri Mitchell’s latest thrill ride, State of Lies.  Continue reading “Grieving Widow Thwarts Danger In ‘State of Lies’ [REVIEW]”

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Where Can You Run When Faced with ‘Shattered Silence’? [REVIEW]

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While someone is hunting her ex-husband, a young divorcee must seek refuge in Amish country in Marta Perry’s Shattered Silence. (Photo by Anthony Citrano, Flickr).

A kindergarten teacher about to lose her home. An ex-husband who can’t be trusted. A private investigator determined to get to the truth. Three lives collide and send a young woman fleeing to the Pennsylvania Dutch community she found solace in as a child. But will they be able to protect her from what is relentlessly pursuing her? Find out in Marta Perry’s Shattered Silence.  Continue reading “Where Can You Run When Faced with ‘Shattered Silence’? [REVIEW]”

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