Patricia Steele

Shoot the Moon (A Callinda Beauvais Mystery Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Olivia and Callinda never imagined their determination to change Larkspur Insurance Company's drug card would fuel treachery from within or they'd be fighting for their lives and patching broken bones.

Attorney Bram Carle and co-worker Nate Leander work beside them amid a constant barrage of stumbling blocks as they pursue their goal. Havoc reigns when a competing insurer makes a bid for the Canadian drug supplier's contract and a Senator plays hard ball. Filled with complex characters and relationships, SHOOT THE MOON is filled with highly charged emotion, unexpected twists and turns. When good and evil vie for attention, the least likely person ekes out the nemesis. The drug card war spawns romance and Olivia shoots the moon like a pinochle game… against all odds.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Plumeria Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. August 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386086475
• Artikelnr.: 48889694

Autorenporträt

Genealogist, family historian and fiction author Patricia Steele was born in Woodland, California and moved to Oregon when her mother remarried nine years later. Then she became a nomad as an adult, living in eight cities, five states and eleven houses before settling in Arizona closer to her roots. She speaks English and a touch of Spanish (which she learned from childhood and later through a visit to Spain with her brother and classes) and French which she learned before a trip to France. Her hobbies are gardening in pots of every color, traveling, being a grandmother to her six grandchildren and drinking wine as attested to in her cookbook, Cooking DRUNK.

Her passion is genealogy and she's written two of three in the Spanish Pearls Series about her Spanish ancestry, when her grandparents immigrated from Spain to Hawaii and on to California. The Girl Immigrant, Silvan Leaves and soon to be published, Ruiz Legacies.