We're Good People Now - Strauss, Erika
30,99 €
inkl. MwSt.
Versandkostenfrei*
Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

To be successful in life, it's not always about how much money you make or who you know... it's how well you can keep your secrets buried. Twenty years ago, Jessie Johnson went missing while camping with her best friends. When her body was discovered and Travis Hawkins was arrested, Nikki and her friends thought the secret of what really happened that night was safe-until investigative journalist Ramona Jacobs came to town and started asking questions. But, when Ramona is murdered and no one fesses up to the heinous slaying, the tight-knit group of women begin to find holes within their…mehr

Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
Produktbeschreibung
To be successful in life, it's not always about how much money you make or who you know... it's how well you can keep your secrets buried. Twenty years ago, Jessie Johnson went missing while camping with her best friends. When her body was discovered and Travis Hawkins was arrested, Nikki and her friends thought the secret of what really happened that night was safe-until investigative journalist Ramona Jacobs came to town and started asking questions. But, when Ramona is murdered and no one fesses up to the heinous slaying, the tight-knit group of women begin to find holes within their friendship. With each of them questioning their friends' loyalty to the group and their reputations on the verge of being ruined, they quickly discover that no one can be trusted. Maybe it's true, beautiful girls really do make ugly liars.
Autorenporträt
Erika Strauss has dedicated her life to writing stories that would not only pull at the heartstrings of her readers but show them that people aren't always what they seem. Everyone has a backstory and everyone has a hidden motive. She lives in Toledo, Ohio with her husband, three daughters, and rescue/emotional support dog, Baker. When Erika's not writing, she is spending time in the kitchen, cooking and baking up a storm or reading a crime novel from her overflowing library shelves in her fuzzy pajamas.