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The victims are young women who are all tall and thin with red hair. The killer dresses them up in professional clothes, down to matching shoes and jewelry. Then they’re strangled with violin string and posed them, spread eagle, with red candles at their heads, each hand, and each foot. This happens in Richmond, Virginia.
So … name him. If I choose your name, you will win an autographed copy of A Carol for Kent, or all three Song of Suspense Series books in ebook – your choice.
Today, I listened to Mark 5 through Mark 13.
The part that stood out to me today came from Mark 5:25-34:
I am a LONG time fan of medical thrillers. I think I am fascinated by the science as well as the thriller part of the story. Richard is a retired physician and medical professor, which means that his science is going to be scary accurate – as only the best medical thrillers are.
(An aside: My main character in A Carol for Kent is named Carol Mabry! How cool is that? It’s not a common last name.)
Please welcome Richard Mabry. I hope you enjoy his interview as much as I did.
A Melody for James, Book 1 in the Song of Suspense Series, is up for InD’Tale Magazine’s prestigious RONE Award in the Inspirational Category.
Phase II of the awards is a public vote.
Hallee Bridgeman is such a great writer! She uses fiction almost like how Jesus used parables…to teach and portray a truth. I don’t normally write reviews, I just don’t have the time, but this author is definitely worth the review.
Today, I listened to Matthew 24 through Mark 5.
In the end of Matthew, I listened to Christ’s arrest and crucifixion. Having the sound effects really adds to the experience of reading what’s happening. It was such a strong message.
The part that stood out to me today came from the beginning of Mark 3:
