Aunt Killer
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WIth her memory failing, ill with viral encephalitis, and injured in a killer planned accident, a woman flees those complicating her life and returns to Florida. Wandering along the ocean, she searches in vain for her childhood home and safety. Finding her sleeping on a sand dune, a former Secret Service agent attempts to find out who tried to kill her by reconstructing her recent past and finds more than he imagined. The more he unravels the clues the more he becomes entangled in ther quiet charm. A series of events on the beach draw danger closer and both must face the killer.Jeneva Johns grew up in Daytona Beach, Florida and returned after graduating college in Ohio to teach art in Palatka. In 1997 the author contracted viral encephalitis from a mosquito bite. Johns studied fiction writing at the Ohio State University and with the Writer's Digest School.
Author: Jeneva Johns
Format: Paperback, 377 pages, 154mm x 227mm, 658 g
Published: 2001, DB Books
Genre: Crime, Thriller & Adventure
WIth her memory failing, ill with viral encephalitis, and injured in a killer planned accident, a woman flees those complicating her life and returns to Florida. Wandering along the ocean, she searches in vain for her childhood home and safety. Finding her sleeping on a sand dune, a former Secret Service agent attempts to find out who tried to kill her by reconstructing her recent past and finds more than he imagined. The more he unravels the clues the more he becomes entangled in ther quiet charm. A series of events on the beach draw danger closer and both must face the killer.Jeneva Johns grew up in Daytona Beach, Florida and returned after graduating college in Ohio to teach art in Palatka. In 1997 the author contracted viral encephalitis from a mosquito bite. Johns studied fiction writing at the Ohio State University and with the Writer's Digest School.