Blind Justice - Curtis Stover, Stover
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Blind from birth, Tonya Elliot's moment in paradise is shattered when she's attacked on the beach while on a research trip in Hawaii. She manages to fight off the unseen attacker, but not before he kills her guide dog, Rebel. Twenty-six-year old Larry Scott, a policeman from Illinois, hears her screams and runs to assist. Scott becomes involved as local law enforcement begins to investigate. Authorities soon discover that the attack on Tonya may not be an isolated incident but may be related to other assaults and murders of petite, red-headed young women across the country. When Tonya returns…mehr

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Blind from birth, Tonya Elliot's moment in paradise is shattered when she's attacked on the beach while on a research trip in Hawaii. She manages to fight off the unseen attacker, but not before he kills her guide dog, Rebel. Twenty-six-year old Larry Scott, a policeman from Illinois, hears her screams and runs to assist. Scott becomes involved as local law enforcement begins to investigate. Authorities soon discover that the attack on Tonya may not be an isolated incident but may be related to other assaults and murders of petite, red-headed young women across the country. When Tonya returns to St. Louis, Missouri, and her job as host of a local television program, she receives flowers from her attacker and realizes she is being stalked. With the help of Scott, family, and friends, Tonya vows to find this serial killer-rapist who manages to stay one step ahead of the law. Will the FBI be able to apprehend this man, or will Tonya have to rely on her heightened senses to catch a killer?
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Autorenporträt
Curtis Stover is a retired steelworker and vocational instructor. In addition to writing fiction, he is also a songwriter and a member of Nashville Songwriters International. Stover and his wife have six children.