M.A. KOONTZ
Do recurring dreams plus family secrets equal murder?
"I fought the vision that threatened to replace one real nightmare with another. The fugue state could cost me my life."
When Darla "Dar" Kelly discovers evidence that her murdered father had kept a secret hidden from her for years, she's determined to find answers. Soon, though, she suspects someone is trying to block her every attempt at solving the mystery. Problems mount as a bizarre recurring dream and a targeted John Doe lead to deadly complications that once again plunge Dar's life into danger.
A stand-alone sequel to Shards Of Trust
I'm so proud of my granddaughter, Hailey Landreth, who co-authored Maybe, Just Maybe with me! What a fun adventure!
"Before I started third grade, I had a lot of questions in my brain. They kept piling up in my head like gumballs in a gumball machine."
Kaylee Ann Dean's questions about starting third grade all pop out at once, no matter how hard she tries to ask one at a time. Struggling to look at the pros and cons to find answers, will she discover her worst fears or her best year ever? Just when she thinks she's figured it all out, third grade starts, and October brings a whole new mystery that keeps Kaylee and her classmates guessing. What is causing their teacher to turn a sickly shade of green, and why doesn't she seem to notice?
"Before I started third grade, I had a lot of questions in my brain. They kept piling up in my head like gumballs in a gumball machine."
Kaylee Ann Dean's questions about starting third grade all pop out at once, no matter how hard she tries to ask one at a time. Struggling to look at the pros and cons to find answers, will she discover her worst fears or her best year ever? Just when she thinks she's figured it all out, third grade starts, and October brings a whole new mystery that keeps Kaylee and her classmates guessing. What is causing their teacher to turn a sickly shade of green, and why doesn't she seem to notice?
MURDER 20/20: A Speed City Crime Writers Anthology
featuring short stories by 17 Indiana authors
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