Two Women and the Devil's Claw

by J Reese Roberts

Overview

Important note: The author requests that you read the Prologue. It is essential and important.
It is action packed, and introduces and characterizes our protagonist. She will captivate you here.
It is only four pages. Hidden Peril also presents the following description:

Two women, stepmother and stepdaughter, are suddenly left alone. Veronica and Mariah must build a life together.
They must forge a shared love as they both deal with their pasts and hidden fears.
But their pasts, so dark and terrifying, will return to find them.

The brutal one comes . . . dark, ferocious, and savage. He comes for us, to destroy our national security.
And he comes for them . . . mostly for them.
His eyes see red and his heart is cold as he vows to avenge a defeat at Veronica's hands fifteen years ago.
He will have them both. Revenge for what she did to him.

They are running out of time. He is close, very close.
Run Veronica and Mariah. Run from him. You cannot defeat Cabal.
No one else has ever defeated him before.

We at Hidden Peril (author) ask only one thing: Please read the Prologue.
It is only a ten or fifteen minute read. If you like the Prologue you will love the book.
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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781734618204
Publisher:	Hidden Peril
Publication date:	08/20/2020
Pages:	414
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.92(d)

About the Author

As a professor of Economics at two major universities, the author was often referred to as a closet English instructor due to the requirements for grammatically correct papers from students. An insatiable reader and member of a faculty writer’s club and a local writer’s group, as well as a writer of non-fiction books and essays, the author has penned a first novel. This is a particularly difficult process when time must be shared between teaching duties and a loving family.

The author has always made it a point to speak up for those who are oppressed, a personal characteristic that dates from J Reese Roberts' experiences as a child. The author was shy, very shy; hard-pressed to speak words freely. The doctor called it a social phobia. But that was all. They didn't have a name such as Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) back then and you just kind of had to figure it all out by yourself.

But there was bullying. They had it then, too. Unfortunately, today with the advent of social media, there is proliferation of more hurtful forms. J Reese Roberts feels so much for those whose lives are oppressed.?

The author writes of it here, and shows, through the daughter Mariah and her mother Veronica, how important family bonds are over those of supposed friends you make in elementary and high school. These friendships most often die. But your family and the lovely people you choose as friends throughout your adult life . . . that is where you will find your everlasting strength.