Small Town Danger Epic Book Launch

 

About the Author 

Book: Small Town Danger 

Authors: Mary Alford, Liz Bradford, June Foster, Therese Heckenkamp, Cynthia Hickey, Gina Holder, Edie James, Ann Malley, Carol Nemeth and Colleen Snyder 

Genre: Christian Romantic Suspense 

Release date: April 13, 2023 

More than lives are in danger when small town tranquility meets heart pounding suspense in this collection of ten brand-new novels from some of the genre's most explosive romantic suspense authors! 
 
Join Mary Alford, Liz Bradford, June Foster, Therese Heckenkamp, Cynthia Hickey, Gina Holder, Edie James, Ann Malley, Carol Nemeth and Colleen Snyder as mystery, suspense, and faith combine to keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. 
 
Sins of the Past – A Hope Island Securities Book by Mary Alford 
Ten years earlier, Janine put him away for murder. Now Bennett’s back in her life with a challenge—help me find the real killer. 
 
Swept Away - Tracking Danger Book Two - A Search and Rescue Novel by Liz Bradford 
When a SAR mission ends with a murder, Josh and Chloe must fight rising tensions before they get swept away. 
 
Danger in Cranberry Cove by June Foster 
When Julie Wilder joins local lawyer Lucas Ethridge in uncovering clues of who murdered their high school friend on the beach fifteen years before, phone calls from their deceased classmate are unnerving. After incriminating evidence turns up, can Lucas and Julie discover the killer's identity or will they suffer the same fate as their friend? 
 
Escaping Illusions – A Frozen Footprints Book by Therese Heckenkamp  
All she wants is a new beginning, but a man famous for deception is the last person she should trust. 
 
A Place to Hide by Cynthia Hickey 
Is there nowhere to hide? Will Marley and Dirk escape a fan who always seems to be one step ahead of them? 
 
Handmade Mayhem - Addie Masters Mysteries Book 1 by Gina Holder 
“Who Knew DIY Could Be So Deadly.” 
 
Hidden Sins - A Redemption Creek Romantic Suspense by Edie James 
Redemption Creek, where sometimes justice needs a helping hand. 
 
Debt of Honor by Ann Malley 
Where's the honor in loving your best friend's wife? Or keeping the secrets that may get her and her baby killed? 
 
Death Goes to School by J. Carol Nemeth 
The rewarding profession of teaching: it could get you killed. 
 
Twisted by Colleen Snyder 
She’s eighteen. A visitor to a tornado-stricken town in need of help. Half of the residents think she’s a saint. While the other wants her dead. 
 

Book Excerpt 

There was no place on earth she’d rather be. 

Checking the time on her phone, Janine reluctantly turned from the view. She and her Hope Island Securities teammate Eli Warren were meeting with a potential client in a little less than an hour. The case was going to be an interesting one. Their prospective client owned a large international investment firm, and he believed his business was part of a cybersecurity attack. 

Janine scraped back strands of her dark red hair escaping from its ponytail. “Ready to head home?” Bailey woofed knowing it meant a stop for his favorite treat and some water.

She pulled in a couple of breaths, punched play on the music, and ran. After covering only a small space, the music faded and her phone rang. Janine pulled it from her pocket and stopped when she saw the name on the screen. Her former director, Sam Lucas. Janine frowned. She couldn’t imagine why Sam was calling unless he and his longtime girlfriend, Hillary, were getting married. Hillary was Janine’s former partner. The two women talked frequently, but Hillary hadn’t mentioned her and Sam’s relationship had become serious enough for marriage.

She swiped to answer the call. “Sam? This is a surprise.” To keep her muscles from tightening, Janine kept walking. Bailey eagerly fell into step.

 

 

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About the Author 

Mary Alford grew up in a small Texas town famous for, well not much of anything really. Being the baby of the family and quite a bit younger than her two brothers and her sister, Mary had plenty of time to entertain herself. Making up stories seemed to come naturally to her. 

As a preteen, Mary discovered Phyllis Whitney and Victoria Holt and knew instinctively that was what she wanted to do with her over-active imagination. 

She wrote her first novel as a teen, (it’s tucked away somewhere never to see the light of day), but never really pursued her writing career seriously until a few years later, when she wrote her first inspirational romantic suspense and was hooked. 

Today, Mary lives in Texas with her husband and loves to create characters who face dangerous situations with faith on their side. 

Mary is very active online and would love to connect with readers on Facebook, Twitter, or any of the social media platforms listed at maryalford.net.