Emergent
關於本電子書
Her attempt to right a past wrong led danger to her doorstep.
Amanda London had relocated to the suburbs and blended into normal life after the passing of her husband, the notorious Richie London. The plants in her home were her companions instead of high society, and tending to them became her hobby instead of expensive parties. Her only friend, Rory, came around once in a while, and she’d made things clear that they’d stay only friends.
Amanda fought to appease the people her husband had offended and survivors of those he’d killed—including the owners of the property hugging their casino—to whom she’d awarded a significant portion of the funds from the sale of Richie’s casino.
Five years later, she’s settled into normal life, expecting peace and calm, when danger bursts through her door—asking for her life as adequate compensation for a murder Richie committed.
Will her attempt to right Richie’s wrong lead danger back into her life? Can Rory see beyond her past and become a pillar when she needs one?
EMERGENT is Book Seventeen in The New Rulebook & Pete Zendel Christian Suspense series. Get your copy today. The next book is REIGN.
關於作者
By God's grace, Joy Ohagwu is an award-winning, bestselling author of The New Rulebook Christian Romantic Suspense series.
Named by Book Riot in August 2019 as one of the 17 best Christian Fiction authors, she writes heartwarming stories with a healthy dose of suspense, divine inspiration, and happy endings.
She credits Jesus with having turned her life around, averted multiple life derailments for her, and she's grateful to be writing stories that embody grace, hope, love, and second (and multiple) chances.
Her readers have described her books as "making me feel what the character is feeling", "Christian Suspense at its finest!" and "Joy has a way with words that grip you and keeps you turning pages".
She earned a Masters' degree in International Affairs, a Bachelors' degree in Political Science and has been honored with fourteen individual academic awards for excellence by her alma mater and her peers.
