Perilous Cove: Perilous Safety Series - Book 1

by Rich Bullock

Overview

What if your husband tried to kill you…after he was dead?

Jack Clayton dies suddenly, leaving his wife, Natalie Clayton, with grief, funeral expenses, and a nasty mother-in-law. Now, someone wants Natalie dead—and all the evidence points to Jack.

Detective Addison Conner, as a single dad, struggles to keep one step ahead of his teenage daughter while handling the department's increasing caseload, but he's losing on both fronts. An unexpected attraction to Natalie points out how empty his life is. Before he can solve Natalie's case and look to the future, the attacks become intensely personal. Then Natalie disappears.

On the rugged California coast, Natalie assumes a new identity and builds a new life, gaining at least part of the family she always wished for in the form of a needy young girl whose faith helps her deal with a messed up family.

But if Addison can’t catch the killer, everything Natalie's built may be destroyed.

For life isn’t safe, especially in Perilous Cove.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940033267712
Publisher:	Rich Bullock
Publication date:	05/30/2012
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	32,421
File size:	591 KB

About the Author

Rich Bullock writes stories of ordinary people put in perilous situations, where lives are changed forever. Perilous Cove is his first published novel—it was a semi-finalist in the Zondervan First Novel Contest, 2009.

His second novel, Storm Song, won the ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers) 2010 Genesis Contest in suspense.

He is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers, and the Quills of Faith writing group in Redding, California.

His first writing experience was at ten years old on a well-used typewriter, where several keys added extra spaces after striking, and clearing the tangled print arms was a continual chore. The old machine lasted through high school all-nighters.

Fortunate to grow up in small-town San Luis Obispo, California, he developed an eye for settings that remind people of home. He now lives and writes in Redding, California where, on most days, he sees Mount Lassen and Mount Shasta.