On Thin Ice

Linda Hall

2010. g. marts · Steeple Hill

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In this inspiring romantic suspense novel, a woman must reconnect with the sheriff who broke her heart to stop a killer targeting her friends and family.

Twenty years ago, just before their wedding day, tragedy tore Megan Brooks and Alec Black apart. They haven’t seen each other since. Someone has been watching them, though . . . and attacking the members of the would-be bridal party.

Megan knows she must confront her past to find answers. But coming home means facing Alec, now the sheriff of Whisper Lake, Maine. He’s the last man Megan wants to see again—yet he’s the only one who can keep her safe when the killer comes for the bride.

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Award winning and twice Christy-nominated author Linda Hall has written twelve novels and seven nonfiction books. She has also worked as a freelance writer, news reporter and feature writer for a daily newspaper. From an early age, she was a lover of stories. As a child she would walk home from school and make up stories, most of which didn't get written down. She also read book after book far into the night. She still enjoys reading and probably reads a novel a week. Growing up in New Jersey, her love of the ocean was nurtured during many trips to the shore. When she's not writing, Linda and her husband enjoy sailing the St. John River system and the coast of Maine in their twenty-eight foot sailboat, Gypsy Rover II.