Bleeding Hearts (Book #1)
by Dana Louise Provo
Publication Date: August 25, 2016
Publisher: Clean Reads
Orphaned at an early age, now
twenty-four-year-old Camryn Lucks is ready to commit to find that
special someone, and so accepts a date from a charming, gallant,
handsome stranger. The last thing she imagines after accepting that
first date with Carson would actually be the beginning of her worst
nightmare.
Red roses, a reminder of her parents'
killer, soon become an emblem of horror for Cami as one by one, those
closest to her fall victim to a serial killer. Cami becomes an
obsession for Carson, the man she had finally allowed herself to
love. Not only is he vying for her heart, but also her life.
Finding herself in a whirlwind of
torments shadowed by the blood-colored bloom, Cami finds solace in
Isaac, a neighboring police officer. She’s desperate to escape the
haunting memories, but she must revisit them in order to catch her
would-be killer. Living life in constant fear has driven Cami to
second-guess every choice she makes. Will the police catch the
illusive murderer, or will Cami be forced to face him once again?
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Dana Provo has always loved books and
reads everything from young adult fantasy to adult***EXCERPTS***
"Ms.
Lucks, may we call you Camryn?" Detective Palmer asks as he
reclaims his seat across from me next to Officer Bain.
"Cami.
I prefer Cami," I say.
"Okay,
Cami it is. Please tell us what happened tonight." Detective
Palmer picks up the pen on his clipboard, ready to record my story.
"I
don’t know how he got into my apartment," I say.
"Do
you know who he is? His name?" Officer Bain asks.
“Carson…”
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Giveaway
Information: Contest ends September 30, 2016
- One (1) winner will receive a digital copy of Bleeding Hearts by Dana Louise Provo (INT)
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