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Blood Sisters
Libby Meeker is seeing things. The young Salt Lake City architect is experiencing visions of her twin sister, despite the fact that Melissa died mysteriously almost one year ago. If that's not bad enough, a serial killer surfaces in northern Utah, and a series of bizarre clues lead Detective Troy Hunter to Libby...and unspeakable possibilities that begin to shatter her fragile world.
Book Details
- Publisher: Harbourlight Books
- Publish Date: Aug 1st, 2020
- Pages: 274
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.00in - 5.00in - 0.62in - 0.67lb
- EAN: 9781522302704
- Categories: • Christian - Suspense
About the Author
Jim O'Shea is the author of two previous novels ("The Linen God" and "The Reluctant Disciple") and has focused his previous works on the complex relationship between science and faith. His third novel is a classic mystery/thriller with a twist in the tradition of James Patterson. Jim O'Shea is the author of two previous novels ("The Linen God" and "The Reluctant Disciple") and has focused his previous works on the complex relationship between science and faith. His third novel is a classic mystery/thriller with a twist in the tradition of James Patterson.
Praise for this book
"Subtle biblical themes come across in the consequences to those who demonstrate unforgiveness and lack of faith, and all the visions of those said to be mentally ill prove instrumental to unraveling the mystery. Fans of Terri Blackstock will love this." --Publisher's Weekly
"This book had so much good creepiness to it while also having a great plot that I was able to read it in one, albeit long, sitting... I will certainly be recommending this gripping story to others with the knowledge that they will be as intrigued as I was by the writing and conclusion." --Jerrye Bell, Tell Me a Great Story