This is the first book I’ve read by Lonna Enox and I wasn’t disappointed. The story itself is completely original which I LOVE and the characters are beautifully written and very easy to connect with. It’s one of those stories that grab you from the first page and it won’t let you up until the end.
Sorrel moves to Saddle Gap after her husband was murdered. Unfortunately, the past might be following her since murders are now happening in this small town. Chris is a detective and is determined to solve the case but also to protect Sorrel who has secrets she won’t deluge to him.
I highly recommend this mysterious book and I can’t wait to read more from this author!
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I enjoyed this story. It is a well written story with characters that are well developed. I enjoyed being pulled in right from the start and kept me kept me on the edge of my seat in parts. Sorrel and Chris brought the story to life for me as I turned page after page. Sorrel feels that New Mexico is a good place to start her life over. What will happen when her past becomes her future? She is a great character that is strong and I love how she speaks her mind. I highly recommend this story.
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The Last Dance (The Sorrel Janes Mysteries) By: Lonna Enox 5 out of 5 stars
The story The Last Dance (The Sorrel Janes Mysteries) by Lonna Enox is an amazing book to read. It pulled me in right from the beginning and didn’t let me go until I had read the final page. There is mystery, danger, and a bit of romance. I loved reading about the characters of Sorrel and Detective Chris Reed. Sorrel is a woman who has come to Saddle Gap to escape and start over. She is an intelligent, observant, beautiful woman who at times can be stubborn. She is a wonderful photographer, and this is shown when she finds herself helping out the local police department in taking forensic photos. Chris finds himself in the middle to two recent murders. He also finds himself trying to find out the answers to questions that he has about Sorrel. What does the future hold for Sorrel and Chris? Read this book to find out. There are times when this story had me turning pages to find out what happens next. I enjoyed the bantering that goes on between Chris and Sorrel. They are two characters that I grew to care about with each chapter that I read. I also enjoyed reading about many of the additional characters that interacted with Sorrel and Chris. There are times that are intense and other times when I would have a smile on my face or laugh out loud at what happens. This is a story that you don’t want to miss out on and one I highly recommend reading.
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Saddle Gap, a quiet little town in southwestern New Mexico, seems the perfect place for Sorrel Janes to start her life over.
But within a few days she finds herself entangled in two murders, the object of harassment, and the number one suspect of a murder. Will her past terrors destroy her future dreams?
Amid the evolving conflicts, she resolves to reconstruct her new life and find happiness.
Detective Chris Reed is equally resolved to solve the murders as well as Sorrel s secrets.
Neither of them suspect where the steps of this dance will lead, but they are too stubborn to sit this one out.
Lonna has published over 200 magazine articles in a variety of genres including travel, religious, educational, lifestyles and devotionals. Publishers include Bible Advocate, Today’s Christian Woman, Teachers of vision, Over the Back Fence, and the Lutheran Journal, to name a few. In 2012, she released The Last Dance, which received a blue ribbon from Chanticleer Reviews in 2014. Since 2012, she has released three additional novels in the Sorrel Janes series.
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SEX, LIES, AND WEDDING BETRAYALS— Annabel Wilder returns home to Jupiter, Florida seeking a fresh start after a brutal heartbreak. As a treasure hunter, she bids on a mysterious storage unit. Inside the unit, Annabel finds real treasure–wedding dresses, bridesmaid gowns, and jewelry.
But somebody else wants the unit and Annabel is in the way. Landing smack in the middle of the mess, Annabel is soon swept up in a dangerous investigation headed by the handsome Sheriff Ethan Ferris, and a strange black cat that seems determined to protect her. Now her heart and her life are both at risk.
Ethan Ferris hasn’t been able to get Annabel out of his mind. But a rocky romance has hardened his heart to love—and to Annabel. When his criminal investigation embroils them both in danger, Ethan is forced to face his past or lose the future.
Trouble, with detective skills second only to Sherlock Holmes, arrives in the nick of time. Can he help Ethan solve a rash of wedding burglaries before the culprit harms Annabel? Can the savvy black cat push the would-be lovers past their jaded
Welcome to my world! I’m a USA Today Bestseller of Romantic Suspense, Contemporary Romance, and Paranormal Romance.
I first started writing while carting my kids to one hockey rink after the other, averaging 170 games per year between 3 kids in 2 countries and 5 states. My first book, In Two Weeks, was originally published in 2007. In 2010 I helped form a publishing company (Cool Gus Publishing) with NY Times Bestselling Author Bob Mayer where I ran the technical side of the business through 2016.
I’m currently enjoying the next phase of my life…the empty nester! My husband and I spend our winters in Jupiter, Florida and our summers in Rochester, NY. We have three amazing children who have all gone off to carve out their places in the world, while I continue to craft stories that I hope will make you readers feel good and put a smile on your face.
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Ann Jones knows the difference between a daydream, a fantasy, and a vision. She’s a decent, middle-class mom with a respectable husband and two kids. And a “wild imagination.”
But what kind of decent woman imagines her husband dead, a relocation across the country, a new career, the perfect boyfriend, and most importantly, Knitting Club?
Not just any old Knitting Club. This one has rules—not one of them concerns knitting.
Ann listens to the club members’ stories, becomes entangled in their lives, obeys their rules, and keeps her suspicions to herself.
Her independent existence is an awakening. Ann Jones has changed.
So what happens when she wakes up?
Steel Magnolias meets Stepford Wives. Moving, powerful, enchanting, and brimming with a glorious cast of characters; this is a joy.
Alex Bailey was a bored writer/editor of documents as monotonous as vacuum cleaner manuals.She left that life behind to create more exciting worlds than the one she lived in. The Future Memoir of Ann Jones is the first book under her assumed identity. She also writes children’s books under the name of Hoot N. Holler. When Alex is not listening to friends reveal wild stories about their future, she tends to her organic garden while belting out show tunes. Alex and her husband started the garden with the intent to donate fresh organic food to their local food bank, and so far, it has been a smashing success. Ironically, Alex does not have the patience to sit still long enough to knit. But, some of her favorite hobbies include: embarrassing her children in public with her rhythmically-challenged dancing, cleaning the small disc around the stopper of the bathroom sink, and dallying.
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