The Secessionist's Wife

· FriesenPress
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About this ebook

For journalist Anna Jones of the New York Daily Journal, nothing is more important than finding the truth. So when Fort Riley, Kansas, suffers a terrorist attack, Anna jumps at the chance to see what’s happening at the base. She and her partner Viktor Simonson rush to the heartland to cover the events as they unfold. Once on the ground, they agree to divide and conquer—one will check out the damage at the military installation, the other will attend a press conference with Kansas Governor Marie Danielle Schreiber in the nearby college town of Manhattan. In no time, Anna realizes the attack may not be as cut-and-dried as it appears. She also loses track of Viktor.

Meanwhile, on a farm outside Junction City, housewife Theresa Walkermore is grappling with mysteries of her own. Between her husband Noah’s unexplained absences and middle-of-the-night activities, she’s sure he’s being unfaithful to her again. But as she’s drawn into his world, she fears he’s embroiled in something far worse than adultery.

Sharing the same values and moral strength, Anna and Theresa realize that, together, they may be the only ones capable of stopping a plot that threatens not just Kansas, but the United States itself....

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About the author

Wolf Bahren is a seasoned journalist and writer. With a background in economics and international affairs, Wolf has worked as a foreign correspondent covering financial news in New York, Germany, and Washington, DC. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Cornell and a master’s from Columbia, and currently teaches writing to freshmen at George Washington University. Originally from Upstate New York, Wolf married into a Kansas farming family and lives in Maryland with her husband and two dogs. The Secessionist’s Wife is Wolf’s third espionage/journalism thriller.

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