Storms. McLaren 'Crossed Paths', #2

Par : Jo A Hiestand
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8230882121
  • EAN9798230882121
  • Date de parution17/03/2025
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIndependently Published

Résumé

Storms is the second prequel novella linked to the McLaren Mystery series. Unlike The Swim, Storms focuses on Melanie Travers, the woman who owns the bed-and-breakfast establishment where she met McLaren.  And, while that is an interesting story, there is so much more to their relationship and to the years prior to her meeting him. Melanie has been through a lot: combating school bullies and a bad home environment in her youth, then-as a wife--withstanding an abusive husband and village gossip.
She's fought through every storm, and now that she's emerged triumphant, she knows the fight was worth it, no matter the pain.
A month-long trip to England during her college years introduced Jo to the joys of Things British.  Since then, she has been lured back nearly a dozen times, and lived there during her professional folk singing stint.  This intimate knowledge of Britain forms the backbone of both the Peak District mysteries and the McLaren cold case mystery series. Jo's insistence for accuracy, from police methods and location layout to the general feel of the area, has driven her innumerable times to Derbyshire for research.  These explorations and conferences with police friends provide the detail filling the books.
In 1999 Jo returned to Webster University to major in English.  She graduated in 2001 with a BA degree and departmental honors. Her cat Tennyson shares her St. Louis home.