Bøger af Kay Brooks

Margo Sommers is a television news reporter called home for her sister Dianne's funeral. She has also been haunted by dreams that hint her sister might not be dead. That someone else that has more deadly plans for her. Scott Ramsay has used his psychic skills to assist solving numerous crimes and missing person cases. It had been a fulfilling and successful career until twelve-year-old Brenda Jameson was murdered. Margo attracted Scott's attention not because of her television coverage of the Jameson murder, but because he saw the dark cloud looming over her. He believes Margo's insistence that Dianne is not dead, but is more concerned about the threats of the sinister shadow that haunts Margo's dream. Attraction, emotions and determination stir Margo and Scott to solve one mystery only to have two others unfold.

Steve Jarrell was born into a family of musicians and by the age of ten, decided he wanted to be in a band. He taught himself how to play the saxophone and learned to sing. By the age of fifteen he was a music veteran having played in four bands. He didn't stop there. Wherever he went he found musicians looking for one more participant. In Fredericksburg, Virginia, it was The Prophets who went on to compete in the 1965 Lambertville, New Jersey Battle of the Bands. In the Air Force, he and Salt & Pepper were the first American band to record in Southeast Asia. There was also Dick Dale and the Deltones, the national show group Our House and Donna Fargo to name a few. Finally, it was Steve Jarrell and the Sons of the Beach. They have performed up and down the East Coast, the Treasure Island Resort in the Caymans, Bermuda, the Bahamas, and Cancun. Radio broadcasting, movies, television, commercials even The Alabama Theater, Steve has performed in them all. Carolina Beach music, rhythm and blues are his beat. Singing and playing in big concerts, little gigs, fundraisers, and duos, his passion. Enjoy this humorous and touching conversation with a man who has done it all.

Nick Nichols was a shy fifteen-year old when he learned to dance the towel twist to Chubby Checker's music. He hasn't stopped dancing since. Emma Burchell was raised in the country, loved taking care of family and animals and became a labor and delivery nurse at Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg, Virginia.One steamy summer evening, Nick and Emma met by chance at a Hardee's on Princess Anne Street and life was never the same after that.Nick was also into sports, excelled in football, track and field in school. More importantly, he recognized potential in young people's athletic abilities and helped them to hone their skills. Some were winners and set records; all made strides.Dancing was Nick and Emma's enjoyment and every week they were on the dance floor, moving to the rhythm of the bands, swinging and dipping to the sounds of rock 'n' roll. People began to look for them and no person, sports figure entertainer or musician was a stranger.Share their fifty years of living life to the fullest, loving passionately and caring about everyone.

In the charming small town of Edmondsville, Randi Cavanaugh is a successful interior decorator and single mother to twin six-year-old sons, Scott and Sandy. Alongside her best friends, Brina, Ginny, and Marcie, Randi embarks on an exciting venture to transform an old firehouse into a bustling business complex. But as the renovation begins, she finds herself intrigued by the mysterious contractor who always seems to slip away before she can meet him. Trevor Graystone, the elusive contractor, is also the owner of Snowridge, a picturesque mountain resort. Through a series of serendipitous encounters and mistaken identities, Randi and Trevor finally meet, sparking an instant connection that leaves them both smitten. Just as Randi's newfound love blossoms, her world is turned upside down when her ex-husband petitions for custody of their boys. Suddenly, her turbulent past marriage becomes an open book, threatening the peaceful life she has carefully crafted for her children. As if matters couldn't get worse, it appears someone is determined to sabotage the firehouse renovation. The harder Randi and her friends work to complete the project, the more obstacles they face, leaving them to wonder if the building is truly jinxed. Little do they know, the firehouse holds the key to a mystery that occurred a decade earlier. Enjoy this captivating third installment of The Row trilogy, where romance, family, friendship, and mystery intertwine in a heartwarming tale that will keep you turning the pages until the very end.

Brian Cato, New York Times best-selling author of horror and suspense novels, would like a son - without the hassles of a wife. Women, even would-be surrogate mothers have brought nothing but trouble to his successful, but lonely career.Natalie Stover, newly published romance novelist, dreams of writing the all-time best seller. She has tried marriage, but prefers her fictional heroes to the real ones. Until she meets Brian for a passionate weekend at a writers' conference and becomes pregnant with his child.Is there a more perfect place for two writers to meet but at a Writers' Conference? Brian is the keynote speaker and Natalie an attendee. Amidst the gold and glitter of the hotel and the non-stop pace of the conference workshops, Natalie and Brian experience a meeting of the minds, realization of a promising writing project, and ecstasy of a new-found love. Instantly attracted to one another, they embark on a whirlwind affair that leaves Natalie pregnant.Brian also has a secret. He is being stalked by Sara. A mentally unstable fan, Sara has been harassing Brian for two years, sending him love letters, tapping his telephone, crashing his parties, even attempting to publicize a fictitious engagement. Despite his success, Sara's intrusions have made Brian a lonely recluse. Until he meets Natalie.Can these two creative minds overcome an evil one that plots to keep them apart? Nurture a love that could mean a future of happiness for both?