Undeniable Trait

by J. S. Marlo, Victoria Chatham (Editor)

Overview

Hoping to start afresh, Dr. Zachary Auckerman moves to a northern Canadian town in desperate need of a doctor. Within days of his arrival, he stumbles onto suspicious deaths and illegal activities at the nursing home, and encounters a fascinating female plumber with a spunky personality and six fingers on her left hand.

After suffering an injury fixing a toilet tank, Willow Mitchell falls for the new doctor who stitched her hand and called her to thaw his frozen pipes.

The murder of her mother, a woman who seduced and extorted men, prompts Willow to dig into her past and seek her father's identity, but the secrets surrounding her birth are buried deep in old medical files and locked in the ravaged mind of her grandmother who lives at the nursing home.

Amid rumors, lies, deceit, and betrayal, Willow and Zachary hunt for the truth, unleashing deadly events that threaten their lives. Can they trust their hearts, and each other, before one of them becomes the next victim?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780228630883
Publisher:	BWL Publishing Inc.
Publication date:	07/01/2024
Pages:	288
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

JS Marlo spent her childhood in a small French Canadian town, reading and daydreaming stories. One day, she met her hero, a dashing young officer, and followed him back and forth across the country.

The "memorable" adventures she experienced with her young family fueled her imagination and kindled the dream of one day becoming a published author. When her three spirited children left the nest in pursuit of their own adventures, she gave writing a chance.

JS lives in Alberta with her hubby, and when she's not visiting her children and little granddaughter, she's working on her next novel under the northern lights.

Editorial Reviews

J.S. Marlo has penned a thoroughly entertaining story full of twists, turns, and poignant observations on what might be involved in caring for an elderly relative. She hints at the dark days of institutions and the measures to which people will go to hide their secrets. As they uncover these secrets, Zachary and Mitch grow steadily closer. I fully recommend this book as a satisfying read.

Goodreads - Victoria Chatham