Ann Malley

Psychic Summer Stalking (Where Angels Fear to Tread, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A twisted serial killer will stop at nothing to make his mark when the sins of the father come to call!

After a troubled youth spent in the streets, psychotherapist Dr. Helene Jarvis is determined to help others. She owes society and so does the dead-beat dad whose horrific past tore a small Idaho community apart. People have died. Superstation and fear run deep, so Helene has dedicated herself to perfecting cutting edge skills that will help those who would otherwise be lost in a land of smoke and mirrors.

But when supernatural elements attack her, Helene discovers how much she has to learn, provided she can survive the latest spate of killings.

Single father and US Marshal, A.J. Hatsa hoped never to see the good doctor again. He removed his now dead wife from Jarvis's care for just cause. All he has left is a daughter who blames him for her mother's death and a loyal Pitbull who loves him, despite failures. But Jarvis's connection to a string of ritual murders makes avoiding her impossible. Has her medical malpractice ratcheted up? Is Jarvis trying to help patients or shut them up?

Find out in PSYCHIC SUMMER STALKING, a supernatural thriller that pits non-belief against tangible realities evil enough to drive even the most grounded person under the covers!

Buy your copy of PSYCHIC SUMMER STALKING today!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ann Malley
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. September 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227787323
• Artikelnr.: 72391590

Autorenporträt

When I'm not creating stories, which is never, I'm tootling in my empty nest. Suffice to say I'm always tootling and finding story seeds everywhere.

Life is great. It's better when you watch closely and see patterns repeat. Like turning back to fur babies when the kids have flown. Go #teamfurbaby!

It's all good. My husband of 33 years has finally come around. We've adopted a feral calico, Peanut, much to the horror of Boo, our inside Turkish Van. (She looks like one and tends toward snooty airs to overcome her poor farm beginnings :^)

Together, exploring fun foods, the joy of gardening, and what can be done with emptied rooms, we're getting there. Keeping it real. Exploring options. And choosing to be colorful whenever possible.

Or maybe that's wishful thinking--always a good thing!