Carly Laden - Zell, Vicki Lee
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Carly Ruth Laden marries Dorian Shiffer, the man of her dreams. A man any woman would say yes to. A man, Carly believed was her Knight in Shining Armor. A man she trusted. After discovering Dorian's secret, Carly vanishes without a trace. No one knows where Carly is. Her parents are at odds. Older brother Decker suspects his brother-in-law of foul play. Sergeant Boils, Sheriff Rising, and Sheriff Boot join forces. Still, no one knows what happened to Carly Ruth Laden Shiffer. Dorian is a prime suspect until his body is discovered in Decker Laden's van, bludgeoned to death, throat slit open,…mehr

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Carly Ruth Laden marries Dorian Shiffer, the man of her dreams. A man any woman would say yes to. A man, Carly believed was her Knight in Shining Armor. A man she trusted. After discovering Dorian's secret, Carly vanishes without a trace. No one knows where Carly is. Her parents are at odds. Older brother Decker suspects his brother-in-law of foul play. Sergeant Boils, Sheriff Rising, and Sheriff Boot join forces. Still, no one knows what happened to Carly Ruth Laden Shiffer. Dorian is a prime suspect until his body is discovered in Decker Laden's van, bludgeoned to death, throat slit open, drained of blood. Carly is never found. The only character among the strange cast of characters inside the story knows what happened to Carly, and soon you, the reader, will know in the climatic ending of a surprising twist without the fairytale ending.
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Hello Reader, and welcome to my page. I don't know about you, but I love a good mystery. A well told story should take us on a journey packed with excitement page after page and not weigh us down. I like books that dive into the storyline. I want to know what's coming, what's next, not every color of every character's whatever. I try leaving as much as I can to the reader's imagination. Like when you talk to someone on the telephone who you've never met. Their voice alone gets you wondering all about the person. Their hair color, eye color, facial expressions, the way walk. If everytime you talked to someone over the phone and they described themselves to you, you'd never get to the good stuff. That's kind of how my stories go. I am telling you a story to keep you in the dark until the very end, and then surprising you with a WTF kind of attitude. I want to shock you, hold you close, wrap your imagaination to get you to have an imagination.