Kristine Frost

Death at Diamond Head (Suzette Bishop Mysteries, #4) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

An Angry Sister

A Kidnapped Child

A Disastrous Choice

Ecstatic after finding her biological sister, Suzette jumps at the chance to get to know Rebecca better. But the reunion goes sour when Rebecca shows she resents Suzette. When asked to rescue a kidnapped child, a heartbroken Suzette agrees. However, the child is the granddaughter of her former boss who cheated, harassed and bullied her while she worked for him.

While Suzette is on the case, Rebecca is arrested for murdering a man blackmailing h er. Torn between rescuing the child and helping her sister, Suzette is persuaded to continuye to help with the resuce while her friends, Cordelia Fletcher and Ruth Arbuthnot try to help Rebecca. But when Ruth and Suzette's newly found grandfather are kidnapped, Suzette must make a choice that will have life-long repercussions both for herself and her biological family. Will Suzette be able to live with herself, no matter who she chooses to help?

Death at Diamondhead is the fourth book in the Suzette Bishop mystery series. If you like gripping emotion and heart-stopping action, you'll love Kristine's latest release.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kristine Frost
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. April 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386230694
• Artikelnr.: 56402662

Autorenporträt

Kristine Frost has always loved reading and writing. She started reading at age 4 and writing at age 5. By age seven, she had finished her first mystery novel. It was called 'The Mystery of My Best Friend's Bracelet' and was based on a true story. (The brother did it.) It was 3 pages long. Kristine graduated with a degree in English from Utah State University. She taught for four years until she got a virus in her vocal cords that forced her to quit teaching. She has worked as a disability counselor and advocate for disabled children. The low point in her career was working in a factory where she made chips for computers. It was the job from hell and many of her co-workers figure in her novels. (The names have been changed to protect the guilty.) She currently works as an administrative assistant to a dean at a university in Utah. One of her assignments was to launch an alumni magazine. The first edition won platinum from the Marcom Awards and her writing won gold.