Tell Us About Your WOMEN'S FICTION BOOK
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This is my annual holiday open call for Books By My Friends where you can tell my readers about your WOMEN’S FICTION book IN THE COMMENTS BELOW. (Watch for other genres over the next few days.)
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Happy holidays, book friends!
~Joy
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One thing that has always been constant is change.... Shevron Hamilton has been running away from her abusive past and muddling through her nightmare plagued life since the death of her mother. In a dead end job with no prospects, Shevron takes a chance and puts in an application at the Hope Rape Crisis Center. Within weeks Shevron finds herself with a new job, new opportunities and new nightmares.
A killer is on the loose. One that stalks his victims. He knows when they’re sleeping. He’s knows when they’re awake. He knows every single step that they will take. Meticulous in his planning, and methodical in his disposal his lust and rage knows no bounds.
When a young teenager is abducted. Shevron is forced to confront the truth about herself or watch as the killer claims another life. Available at www.snmjonesbooks.com or on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Whispers-Dark-S-N-M-Jones/dp/0557470730
A Child of War: Désirée’s Story – Part One
From the rubble of war-torn France rises the story of Désirée, a young orphan trapped in the clutches of Nazi occupation. But beneath her perfect Aryan facade lies a fierce determination to reclaim her true French identity.
A Child of War is a gripping tale of courage and survival, one girl’s fight to reclaim her past and secure her future in a world of turmoil and danger.
https://a.co/d/1q7kfNe
This story is based on a long-held secret revealed by my stepmother before she died.