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Brandilyn Collins
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Amber Morn (Kanner Lake Series #4) |
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English |
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Paperback |
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336 |
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2008-03-30 |
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0310276411 |
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Zondervan |
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0.7 pounds |
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0.98 x 5.63 x 8.62 inches |
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The whole thing couldn't have taken more than sixty seconds. Bailey hung on to the counter, dazed. If she let go, she'd collapse---and the twitching fingers of one of the gunmen would pull a trigger. The rest of her group huddled in frozen shock.
Dear God, tell me this is a dream...
The shooter's teeth clenched. "Anybody who moves is dead."
On a beautiful Saturday morning the nationally read 'Scenes and Beans' bloggers gather at Java Joint for a special celebration. Chaos erupts when three gunmen burst in and take them all hostage. One person is shot and dumped outside. Police Chief Vince Edwards must negotiate with the desperate trio.
The gunmen insist on communicating through the 'comments' section of the blog---so all the world can hear their story. What they demand, Vince can't possibly provide. But if he doesn't, over a dozen beloved Kanner Lake citizens will die. Amber Morn is book #4 in the Kanner Lake Series. Other books in the series (in order) are Violet Dawn, Coral Moon and Crimson Eve.
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flutelaura (USA: KY) (2013/07/26):
This book was a very violent and nonsensical story about a kidnapping gone wrong. Most of the dialogue did not ring true and was almost laughable at times - it was canned conversation and not natural at all. The entire book is written basically about one setting, a coffee shop and that tires easily as it is very repetitive - people get shot at, slapped around, beaten up, verbally abused, and on and on it goes throughout the entire 332 pages. I thought this was a Christian novel, but the only allusion to Christianity is the fact that someone prays every 100 pages - and that is about all there was! Not an inspirational book - more like a tawdry dime store novel full of violence.
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