Joy Ohagwu

A Tainted Fruit (Pleasant Hearts & Elliot-Kings Christian Suspense, #8) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A CHRISTIAN SUSPENSE SERIES Beth was proud of her brother, Roberto, when he landed an opportunity with a prestigious art gallery but did not expect her career path to lead to anywhere her dreams had dared to reach. She'd studied to be a chef, but she longed to work for one of her heroes. Landing an unpaid internship under the training of a top-rated chef, she hardly expected customers to begin falling sick soon after her arrival, or for accusing glances to fall in her direction. Would they ever get to the bottom of who was tampering with the restaurant's food before the final hire selections were made to finally secure her permanent - and dream - position as a chef? A Tainted Fruit is Book 8 in USA Today Bestselling & Award winning Author Joy Ohagwu's combined Christian Suspense catalogue of the Pleasant Heart & Elliot-Kings Christian Suspense Series. Get your copy now.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Divine Breakthrough Infinity
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Mai 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393258612
• Artikelnr.: 58450568

Autorenporträt

By God's grace, USA Today Bestselling Author Joy Ohagwu is an award-winning author of Christian Suspense and Romance & Christian Inspirational Fiction. Named by Book Riot in August 2019 as one of the 17 best Christian Fiction authors, she writes heartwarming stories with a healthy dose of suspense, divine inspiration, and happy endings. She credits Jesus with having turned her life around, averted multiple life derailments for her, and she's grateful to be writing stories that embody grace, hope, love, and second (and multiple) chances. She earned a Masters' degree in International Affairs, a Bachelors' degree in Political Science and has been honored with fourteen individual academic awards for excellence by her alma mater and her peers. She lives in the Washington DC capital region.