JUST ONE MORE
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Excelling in school helps Harriet thrive until she finds herself frightened and living alone in the family home at age eleven. As the situation deteriorates, she befriends two crows who become her companions.
Fear causes Harriet to kill againโthis time, in anger. Now with no family and only the friendship of the crows, Nevermore and Morrigan, it appears that Harriet is bound for the foster care system.
The plot twists and turns as rescue appears, disappears, and appears again. Harriet struggles to understand her own emotions and those of the people around her. However, for Harriet, killing to solve a problem seems like a logical solution.
As Harriet matures, she is soon caught in a web of her own making, and the only way she can see to find happiness, security, and love is to kill again and again.
As suspicion grows, Harriet must cover up her trail of murders. She can see only one way to remain undiscoveredโshe vows to kill only one more time.
Just one moreโand she will be safe.
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Tamara Merrill is the author of the Amazon bestselling books, Shadows In Our Bones and The Augustus Family Trilogy. Her work is published in fourteen anthologies, numerous magazines, and online publications. She fell in love with books at a very early ageโall books, any genre. Tamara enjoys writing in many genres, including short stories, literary fiction, historical fiction, humor, nonfiction technical manuals, and how-to articles. You might expect that she would blog, but she seldom does. Tamara finds writing inspiration anywhere and everywhere. The book you hold in your hand grew out of her interest in crows and their significance in mythology and folklore. The crow is a highly intelligent bird capable of social interaction. Perhaps itโs true that Nevermore told Tamara this story. Tamara currently resides in Coronado, California and Wickenburg, Arizona. She is available to speak at book clubs, writersย and readers events and teaches writing skills in the adult education system.
