Last Words

ISBN-13: 9781500176662 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 254 str.

Bonnie Hearn Hill

Opis

BRAND NEW SUSPENSE FROM BONNIE HEARN HILL

Abby Walsh has a gift she doesn't want. Every time she reads someone's handwriting, she sees a lot more than just words and letters. She can, for a moment, become the person who originally wrote those words. She hears their thoughts. She knows their feelings. She can see what they see. But Abby's gift is more like a curse as it caused her to lose both her mother and her marriage. Before the so-called gift costs her anything else, she resolves to give it up forever.

But when Abby's father commits suicide, she can't help herself. She has to read his final note. Instantly, she knows he didn't write it. His killer did.

With the help of her psychic ex-boyfriend Collins, Abby is determined to figure out who murdered her father and why. She learns quickly that her dad was not the only target. A few days earlier, Judge Valerie Hallowell was killed. The judge was linked to a vigilante feminist group called ERIS, a dangerous group of women that Abby's father was investigating. Abby is determined to figure out their role in these faked suicides, murder, and other violence.

LAST WORDS by Bonnie Hearn Hill is brand new, gripping suspense with characters you will love, romantic tension, and a plot that will make your heart race.

Bonnie Hearn Hill is the bestselling author of six other suspense novels, including IF IT BLEEDS, CUTLINE, OFF THE RECORD, INTERN, KILLER BODY, and MISTRESS.

She is also the author of GHOST ISLAND, haunting paranormal fiction for young adults, and, with Christopher Allan Poe, she is co-author of the practical non-fiction book, DIGITAL INK: Writing Killer Fiction in the E-book Age.

Bonnie speaks at conferences across the country, leads a successful writing workshop in Fresno, California, and mentors numerous writers.

Follow her on twitter @bonniehearnhill or visit her on Facebook, or at www.bonniehhill.com.

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