Showing posts with label revenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label revenge. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 28, 2015



Revenge Blurb

As a job coach, it’s up to Olivia Foster to ensure her clients work in a safe environment, understand their positions, and serve their employer’s mission. 

The death of her brother drives her career choice, and she loves her job. It remains her only focus until one of her autistic clients goes missing. Then Olivia’s employer ends her position and adds her to the suspect list, but she makes plans to bring the missing young man home.

Detective Lt. Phillip Landon is deep into second-guessing his career choice, but his well-honed instincts see major flaws inside this missing person’s case. 

Surprising contacts, mysterious happenings, and threats can turn deadly. Can he keep Olivia safe, protect his heart, remove the job coach from someone’s target list, and adopt a faith he never knew all while adjusting to the new lives of his old family?




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Author Bio

Paula RoseAuthor Paula Rose brings an "average" family into extraordinary situations, brushes with life-size strokes of reality, adding just a touch of humor, and coats with suspense inside Christian fiction. 

Paula's research gives readers a panoramic view from law enforcement and lends to character authenticity. 

She enjoys writing in the romantic suspense, suspense, and mystery genres, but when she's not writing, Paula Rose is playing amateur photographer.

Member of ACFW.






Check out her book! Sounds really good!
Blessings!



Tuesday, May 26, 2009

What Makes People . . . People?

Just wondering lately why people do the things they do? Why is it so much easier to be hurtful and revengeful and mean?

Of course, I know it's cause lots don't know God.

Still, isn't there any since of love in this world? Of respect? Can we do what we want when we want it cause we want it? And get by?

Course not, but it seems that way . . . sometimes.

Isn't there enough happiness to go around that we don't have to tromp on someone to reach a higher ring? Doesn't seem to matter much how much the other person is smashed or damaged as long as we're protect ourself.

Where does it all get us? A smidgen of satisfaction that we bettered another person?

Just wondering.
And hurting for another friend of mine.


Quote:
Tomorrow is always fresh with no mistakes in it. --Anne Shirley

Blessings!

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