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Storms & Secrets
Now on Amazon
(E-Book Available here)
In search of her husband, Heather reluctantly travels from London to his Texas home town where she is vocal about her dislike of snakes, spiders, and cowboys. She vows to spend no more than two weeks away from her city apartment but finds a slew of secrets swirling like a Texas tornado. While her husband keeps his emotional distance, and she tries to maintain her British reserve, Heather is nevertheless intrigued by the friendliness of Fort Worth locals. Despite developing friendships, Heather struggles to find out what illness her mother-in-law is suffering from, how a neighbor fits into her husband’s past and why a vagrant sits across the street each day staring at the house. One by one, Heather uncovers the mysteries surrounding her husband’s family. Can her marriage be saved, and will her new Texas friends entice Heather to share their love for the Lone Star State?
Reviews -
What's brewing in Fort Worth, Texas? Read Storms & Secrets, another delightful cozy mystery from Ann Summerville. Heather arrives from England to find herself embroiled in marital confusion, culture clash, and a swirl of secrets. New friendships arise from a rich cast of characters, and Summerville’s descriptive voice plus subtle humor shines through the North Texas landscape. Run for the storm shelter with this book in hand.
Joanne Faries – Author - Chicken Soup for the Soul – NASCAR, Freckles to Wrinkles
www.wordsplash-joannefaries.blogspot.com
Hang on tight! Tornado season is twirling in Storms and Secrets by Ann Summerville. Danger and intrigue poke into this cozy mystery before Heather’s Boeing 777 touches down on the Dallas-Fort Worth airport runway. She has flown ten hours from her home in England to search for her husband who has disappeared off the computer screen while visiting his mother in Fort Worth, Texas. Heather’s fear of flying has been outweighed by her missing man.
-Sheryl Nelms, Poet, Author, Editor- Girls to the Rescue, THE PEN WOMAN MAGAZINE and Bluebonnets, Boots & Buffalo Bones
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