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April Nunn Coker, Author
April Nunn Coker
Category:
Mystery/Suspense
Publisher: Amazon
ISBN-10: 1089356692
Type: Fiction
Pages: 220
Copyright: Aug. 8, 2019
ISBN-13: 9781089356691
Price: $3.99 (eBook)
It's springtime and tornado season in Texas and animals at the zoo where Jolie Sowell is a night zookeeper are going mad beyond spring fever. Will Jolie's desire for Lucas interfere with her ability to keep herself and her little girl safe?
What is happening to animals at the zoo? Jolie Sowell seeks to answer as she works the night shift at the Timber City Zoo. The world-class zoo in this small East Texas town never fails to excite and entertain, in part because the night shift provides heavy-duty cleaning, caring for sick and injured animals, and providing security after hours. It's a dream job until some animals go berserk and start killing. As if that isn't enough, it's also springtime and tornado season in Texas and Jolie has a deathly fear of storms. How will she manage to keep her wits about her while keeping daughter Ellie safe dur9ing severe weather?
As if the weather and strange animal behavior weren't enough, Jolie struggles with her desire to do right in God's eyes as the desire between her and Lucas intensifies.
Why are zoo animals going mad? Will Jolie be able to keep her loved ones safe from them? Will they all survive the storm? Will her love for God win over her passion for Lucas?
Excerpt
Toni drifted in and out of consciousness, first hearing Connor's cries and then hearing him coo and giggle. Was it her imagination? Could they both be okay? Wait. What was that walking on the branch that had broken through the car windshield? No, it couldn't be. Not a lion. Why would a lion be here in the parking lot? It bared its teeth at her, its eyes feral and menacing. Connor's baby noises incited the female lion into a fury of clawing and growling as she tried her best to get at him. Toni wanted to scream but nothing came out, and then she lost consciousness again. Please God, not the baby, she pleaded as she blacked out.
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