DEBARY, Fla., Sept. 4, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- After Miranda Shefield's father dies, her husband, Rodger, begins to act strangely. When she catches him in a lie, she realizes her world isn't as safe as she thought it was. Her life is in danger all because Evil Runs Through Their Genes. Whom can she trust and turn to in her time of need? Readers can find out as they unravel this suspenseful tale by Jeanie Ellis-Ponder.
After James Reed's death, his son-in-law, Rodger Shefield, begins to act suspiciously, albeit nervously. His wife, Miranda, accidentally picks up the phone when he is talking to Jack Colby but when she asks about him, he denies knowing the man. Miranda assumes that her father's car crash was an accident. But when she reads the letter he has left her, the shocking truth causes her to break down in tears.
Miranda now knows that her husband is involved in a shady business and that knowing this truth has put her life at risk. She enlists the help of Matt, a businessman who deals with spy equipment, and together they attempt to unravel the truth behind her father's murder. Readers can witness the exciting events unfold in Evil Runs Through Their Genes.
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About the Author
Jeanie Ellis-Ponder will bring enjoyment and excitement in this engaging tale for the young adult and young at heart. Jeanie was born in Peoria, Illinois and raised in Pensacola, Florida. After graduating from Catholic High School, she moved to Central Florida. She worked for an Attorney and then an Investigator before marrying and spent thirteen years raising two children. One of her children, with special needs, passed away in 1996. She continued a career in sales and decided to finally put one of her goals in action by writing Evil Runs Through Their Genes. She hopes to bring happiness and joy to the many people who read her novel.
Evil Runs Through Their Genes * by Jeanie Ellis-Ponder
Publication Date: September 3, 2009
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