“Romantic Suspense lovers don’t miss In the Shadow of Evil! ~~Terri Blackstock IN THE SHADOW OF EVIL by Robin Caroll Just outside of Lake Charles, Louisiana, Detective Sergeant Maddox Bishop works in the Criminal Investigative Department, Homicide Division. When the dead body of a building inspector is found in a burnt “Homes of Hope” house, Maddox gets the case. The trail of evidence will lead him into exposing one of the biggest scams of modern day. Layla Taylor is a contractor in Calcasieu parish, who loves God, her family, and what she does. When Detective Bishop’s investigation leads him to her sister’s drug-rehab retreat, every defense in her rises to the surface. To prove her sister’s business isn’t involved …
Bayou Justice by Robin Caroll
Deep in the “boot” of Louisiana, Cajun country, an alligator environmentalist, CoCo LeBlanc, finds a body in the bayou. A body that just happens to be the grandfather of her ex-boyfriend, Luc Trahan. When she and her family are prime suspects in the murder, CoCo pushes aside her personal problems with Luc to find the real killer. Among voodoo, multiple suspects, and a long-standing family vendetta, CoCo and Luc must work together to prove their innocence. . .before the real murderer reveals himself, and becomes a threat to them. I am honored to host one of my closest friends and beautiful/fabulous critique partner, Robin Caroll (aka: Robin Miller)! Robin currently serves as the President of the American Christian Fiction Writers …
Writing Meme
Writing buddy Robin Miller tagged me with this writing-related meme: 1.) What’s the one book or writing project you haven’t yet written but still hope to? The final book to my space opera. Or perhaps the sequel to my espionage thriller where they get to stop the neural-toxin release and save their daughter. 😀 Then there’s me trying to figure out how to do a Lara Croft-style book. 😀 Insane, eh? 2.) If you had one entire day in which to do nothing but read, what book would you start with? The book I got for Mother’s Day and haven’t had time to dive into yet: Children of Hurin by Tolkien. 3.) What was your first writing “instrument” (besides pen …