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In this compelling tale by Lisa Wingate - award winning author of the national best-seller Lone Star Café - the associate producer of TV's hottest show fears Amber Amberson's tiny Texas hometown already knows its Amber who is an American Megastar finalist. But after several hilarious culture clashes, the Hollywood pro enlists the help of the quirky townsfolk when the sweet and naïve Amber goes missing.

Outspoken radio talk show host Jim Fate dies tragically when poisonous gas fills the studio while his polarizing show, The Hand of Fate, is on air. The triple threat of FBI Special Agent Nicole Hedges, crime reporter Cassidy Shaw, and Federal Prosecutor Allison Pierce must piece together the madness, motive, and mystery of what just happened. And this time, it's personal since one of the women was secretly dating the host and has access to his home...as well as possible evidence.

En un cementerio aparecen los cuerpos de dos adolescentes y un hallazgo espeluznante conecta las muertes con la ejecución de una familia muy conocida de la localidad. Todo apunta a unos asesinatos por encargo y el inspector Cantos se enfrentará a un caso que hurga en viejas heridas y pretende un ojo por ojo con un objetivo oculto. A medida que nuestro detective preferido tira del hilo desenterrará un pasado que sigue gritando desde su tumba.

Brooks is a very old house with lots of character. He also has a long-forgotten treasure in his attic. Len and Dora Grant are happily married and the new owners of Brooks Bed and Breakfast. The house has weathered one hundred and fifty years of life trials but doesn't look anywhere near his age. His ceilings whisper fragments of history without revealing long-kept secrets. His words of wisdom are plastered within his walls, seeping from floorboards and echoing through creaking joists. However, he's just a house—right?

Sometimes, the right perspective and the right question can make all the difference. When pursuing a dream or any type of creative work, it is easy to get stuck. What if your future self (who had already successfully completed the work) was there to guide you? Would that make a difference in how you view your current challenges, the questions you ask yourself, and the fears you are willing to face?