Dallas attorney Stan Turner hates criminal law but has a propensity for attracting murder cases anyway. So, it's no big surprise when a simple attorney-ad-litem appointment in family court evolves into a complex murder trial.
During the Christmas Season, servants Jane Meyers and Alfie Dawkins search for missing persons from opposite sides of the social spectrum: a homeless man and the Duke's son.
My name is Annette. I have been writing about the ups and downs of life for 10 years. I love mysteries and women's fiction.
Background
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My name is Annette Reid. I live in Alabama. I am a Nurse. In my 23 years of Nursing, I have met several domestic violence victims and survivors. My first book: Domestic Violence the Disease, The Sara Farraday Story, gave me an opportunity to combine several horrific stories together in order to create a fictitious character by the name of Sara Farraday. This story was published last year by Createspace. It has done very well with readers from ages 12 and up. I wanted to capture what it feels like to be in a domestic violence relationship. The pain, the anger and the feelings of being trapped, simply flowed right on to the pages of this incredible story.
Evidently, it worked. When I speak at different engagements or community activities, my readers want to know, "where is the second book?" They have given Sara Farraday a life of her own. They want to know what happens to her as she continues to struggle down the pathway of life. Many of my readers are women. They can really relate to this character. My second book: The Nightmare of Sara Farraday has been published. My readers can continue their journey in this intense, dramatic fiction, filled with mystery and suspense. This story is a sequel to my first book.
I also write short stories and blog for web sites such as, Shewrites and I'm_Safe. My dream is to help others and to actually see one of my stories become a film on the big screen one day.
Birth Place
Mobile, AL USA
Accomplishments
Nurse/Author award. Member of abuse advocacy group called W-A-S.(We Are Strong) Letter of Achievment and honorary mention for women's drama