Prospera Pass - Packard, Kimberly
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How do you survive when you've lost all that you live for? For the past eighteen months, Amanda Martin devoted her sole focus to bringing her ex, Josh Williams, to justice. With him vanished and David presumed dead, she desperately wants to forget everything. Until a mysterious priest arrives… Hope is a son of a bitch. It wouldn't let David Stephens move on and accept Mandy's death. Then a descending assassin gives him an unlikely gift - a glimmer of faith that Mandy is still alive. The law isn't just in Fallon Weatherby's blood; it's part of her genetic makeup. Following rules makes life less…mehr

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How do you survive when you've lost all that you live for? For the past eighteen months, Amanda Martin devoted her sole focus to bringing her ex, Josh Williams, to justice. With him vanished and David presumed dead, she desperately wants to forget everything. Until a mysterious priest arrives… Hope is a son of a bitch. It wouldn't let David Stephens move on and accept Mandy's death. Then a descending assassin gives him an unlikely gift - a glimmer of faith that Mandy is still alive. The law isn't just in Fallon Weatherby's blood; it's part of her genetic makeup. Following rules makes life less messy. But when an old friend asks her to step outside the boundaries, can she push aside her feelings when she is asked to break the law? The conclusion of the Phoenix Trilogy, Prospera Pass brings together new allies, old enemies and the acceptance that the journey you set out for might not be where you belong.
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Kimberly Packard is an award-winning author of women's fiction. When she isn't writing, she can be found planning her next trip, asking her dog what's in his mouth or curled up with a book. She resides in Texas with her husband Colby, a clever cat named Oliver and a precocious black lab named Tully. Her debut novel, Phoenix, was awarded as Best General Fiction of 2013 by the Texas Association of Authors. She is also the author of a Christmas novella, The Crazy Yates, and the sequels to Phoenix, Pardon Falls and Prospera Pass, and her stand-alone titles Vortex, Dire's Club and This Time Around. She was honored as one of the Top 10 Haute Young Authors by Southern Methodist University in 2019. Her most recent novel, Dire's Club, was awarded the 2021 General Fiction of the Year by the North Texas Book Festival.