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BOOK REVIEW: Grave Risk
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by: Barbara Warren Dancing Word Reviewer
Title: Grave Risk Author: Hannah Alexander Publisher: Steeple Hill ISBN: 0-373-78575-5 Genre: Inspirational/Romantic/Suspense
Jill Cooper was there when beloved high school principal Edith Potts died. Although everything possible was done to save her, nothing helped. Noelle, Jill’s sister, has always had a special intuition and now she suspects Edith didn’t die a natural death.
Dr. Rex Fairfield was once engaged to Jill, but she broke it off because he resented the time she gave to Noelle. Now he’s back in town and underfoot more than Jill likes. To complicate matters, Austin Barlow, another old boyfriend returns to Hideaway. Jill inherits some school records that belonged to Edith and it becomes more apparent that someone killed her. Was her murder connected to those records?
As usual, Hannah Alexander has written an exciting tale loaded with intriguing characters who are well developed and engaging. Grave Risk is a skillful blend of romance, suspense, and faith. This husband and wife writing team always delivers a great story and Grave Risk is the best one yet.
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