The Fire - Jackson, Nancy
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With Christmas on the horizon, OSBI agents Carrie Border and Lainey Tate are called to a case in Southeastern Oklahoma. The area is home to the legendary Robber's Cave in the center of dense forest, cliffs, and mountains. Local law enforcement have found three burned bodies and turn to the OSBI for help in finding the killer. Carrie and Lainey fall into false leads and backwoods locals who do not want their nefarious crimes revealed. The agents fight nature itself to find a killer who seems lost in the expanse of forest and caves while navigating treacherous obstacles in order to do their job.…mehr

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With Christmas on the horizon, OSBI agents Carrie Border and Lainey Tate are called to a case in Southeastern Oklahoma. The area is home to the legendary Robber's Cave in the center of dense forest, cliffs, and mountains. Local law enforcement have found three burned bodies and turn to the OSBI for help in finding the killer. Carrie and Lainey fall into false leads and backwoods locals who do not want their nefarious crimes revealed. The agents fight nature itself to find a killer who seems lost in the expanse of forest and caves while navigating treacherous obstacles in order to do their job. Neither are strangers to danger and terror, but this case, with the odds stacked against them, may cause them to face their own deaths.
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I, Nancy, the author of "One God and the Fallen Angels" believes the Bible is the infallible Word of God. When I was very young, maybe fifteen, I started writing. At first, I wrote poetry, a few short stories, and a couple of screenplays. Possibly, I wrote to keep my feelings secret.When I was a little girl, my Grandfather would read his Bible early in the morning, after lunch, and after dinner. At night, we would all pray on our knees. I would pray he would stop praying because my knees would hurt he prayed so long. I miss those days of security and love. I miss my Grandfather.I'm sure my Grandfather influenced my love for God. As far as, the turn I took regarding religion and Jesus, I suppose it happened because in talking to God he answered my questions over and over.In 2018, I retired from my nursing career. Since that time, I have been writing often. I love to write! I suppose I will write as long as I can think and breathe.