Tumbledown
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.35 (522 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1626390851 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 264 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-16 |
| Language | : | English |
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She also loves hiking in the Swiss Alps and hanging out in various television fandoms. In the summer she can usually be found sitting in the garden with her feet up, scribbling in her writing pad. About the AuthorCari Hunter lives in the Northwest of England with her partner, two cats, and a pond full of frogs. She works full-time as a paramedic and dreams up stories in her spare time.Cari enjoys long, wind-swept, muddy walks in her beloved Peak District and forces herself to go jogging regularly. Although she doesn’t like to boast, she will admit that she makes a very fine Bakewell Tart.
In the summer she can usually be found sitting in the garden with her feet up, scribbling in her writing pad. She also loves hiking in the Swiss Alps and hanging out in various television fandoms. Although she doesn’t like to boast, she will admit that she makes a very fine Bakewell Tart.. Cari Hunter lives in the Northwest of Englan
B. J. Brown said Breathe!. Sarah and Alex has new names and new lives in a new home. Life is good until they both show up in the paper for their good/heroic deeds and it sets a whole new drama into motion. The deeds of the father are twofold when the regenge of the son comes calling. There's lots of violence and graphic scenarios, but if you are a deep murder mystery/detective buff, you'll survive. This is a great sequel and I couldn't put it down.. VelvetLounger said Wonderful sequel and enthralling thriller. "Wonderful sequel and enthralling thriller" according to VelvetLounger. 2 years after their horrific ordeal on Desolation Point Alex and Sarah have everything they never knew they wanted. A peaceful cabin on their own land in small-town Maine, new directions, new names, and most of all the joy of each other brings peace to their lives. They keep their eyes open, their heads down and are always conscious that there are threats still out there from the Church or Aryan Resistance.When a Sarah's good deeds and Alex's injury on a police raid get them mentioned in the local paper, internet searches and face recognition software are triggered. The resulting confrontation will leave them fighting for their l. years after their horrific ordeal on Desolation Point Alex and Sarah have everything they never knew they wanted. A peaceful cabin on their own land in small-town Maine, new directions, new names, and most of all the joy of each other brings peace to their lives. They keep their eyes open, their heads down and are always conscious that there are threats still out there from the Church or Aryan Resistance.When a Sarah's good deeds and Alex's injury on a police raid get them mentioned in the local paper, internet searches and face recognition software are triggered. The resulting confrontation will leave them fighting for their l. "BRILLIANT!" according to Violet. I enjoyed Cari Hunter’s “Desolation Point” very much and waited anxiously for this story. The horrors the author puts Alex and Sarah, the main characters in this story, are astounding! Yet, they manage to cling to the only thing that gives them strength, their love for one another. Alex and Sarah can’t seem to catch a break. Living a tranquil and idyllic life neither one of them ever hoped to have shatters in one moment and plunges them into a horrific nightmare. This is a spellbinding and packed with suspense story that keeps the reader entranced until the very end.I am a voracious reader and have read ma
The FBI warned them to keep their heads down, and a small town in Maine seems like the perfect place to do this, until a chance occurrence sets in motion a chain of events that no one could have predicted. With enemies closing in and friends turning their backs, Alex and Sarah find themselves fighting not only for their freedom, but for their lives.. How far would you go to protect the one you love?Two years after surviving their ordeal at the hands of white supremacists, Alex Pascal and Sarah Kent have new identities, new careers, and a new home together