A Note
From Nancy:
Hello
all and thanks to Celia for hosting me here today. BONES ALONG THE HILL began
when Neva Oakley whispered in my ear, “Hi. My name is Neva and I fix the faces
of the dead.” Neva and I wrote the story together over the next few years,
weaving in Gray Ledbetter’s inexplicable suicide and bringing hunky architect
Davis Pratt to work with us. It’s available in both electronic and paperback
formats in all the usual places. My second novel, a paranormal romance titled
BLESSED CURSE is in second draft. I hope to have it out in the fall of this
year. Have a great summer!
Bio: Nancy Sartor is a Nashville born writer, a charter member and current
president of Word Spinners Ink, a member of RWA, MWA and SiNC. She is an
enthusiastic graduate of Donald Maass's Breakout Novel Intensive Workshop, Don
Maass's workshop on micro tension and the Writer's Police Academy.
Book
Title:,
BONES ALONG THE HILL
Log
Line:
Decade-old mystery; power-mad enemy threaten funeral facial restorationist Neva
Oakley.
Book
Tag Line:
Neva Oakley’s legendary skill at making the dead look alive cannot bring
back her first love. Davis Pratt searches for his long lost brother. The search
leads them to a human trafficking ring. Impossible crimes threaten both family
and friends. Can they free each other to embrace their future?
Book Blurb : Neva Oakley is a funeral facial
reconstructionist whose legendary skill at making the dead look alive has
earned her the title of best in the nation. But her talent cannot bring back
Gray Ledbetter her first love, who inexplicably took his own life ten years ago.
Neva’s
new love interest, Davis Pratt has his own tragic mystery. He searches for his
younger brother, Stephen, who disappeared long ago. Chances are Stephen’s dead,
but Davis won’t give up the search. When their separate searches lead them to
the Oakley cemetery and a murder tied to a human trafficking ring, impossible
crimes threaten both family and friends, crimes that cannot be ignored. Not
even the Nashville PD can keep Neva safe. Can they solve their mysteries
together as they could not separately and free one another to embrace their
future?
Book Excerpt:
Neva
flattened herself against the wall.
Uncle
Rex was outside. There was nothing to worry about. Then she remembered that
Davis had soundproofed his walls during the renovation, saying the houses here
were so close his neighbor could hear a half-hearted fart.
She’d
thought it funny at the time.
A
rush of adrenaline sent her heart galloping.
You are such a coward. There’s
nobody in here.
Unless
it was Davis. Davis, who was not in England, who came home to find someone in
his house and noises from his sanctuary. In which case the gun was in his hand.
She
should call out.
If
it wasn’t Davis, she’d lose any chance at surprise.
She turned the scissors so the sharp end
was poised to stab
Question
for you Dear Reader: When you think of crimes against women, do you
usually think of human trafficking?
Author
Links:
@nancy37076 www.facebook.com/nancysartorauthor
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