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Finding Husband
Finding the perfect man that fits all of your predetermined attributes doesnt always work out. At least thats the case for Gemma. Focused on her schooling and career as an engineering professor has left her love life in a slump. After deciding to focus on her career and let the fates decide her love life, she heads to snowy Chicago for a week-long conference where she will be a presenter. However, once in Chicago her life it turned upside-down. First, she is mugged, sending her to the local hospital with a nasty bump on her head. Her first thought is maybe shell meet a good-looking doctor and fall in love. However, someone else has plans for Gemma that will set her life spiraling out of control. Someone is not all they seem to be and is injecting Gemma with a paralyzing agent unbeknownst to the hospital staff. Unable to alert anyone of this, Gemma is caught between her paralyzed body and in the middle of an out of body experience. She knows that time is not on her side and if she wants to survive she is going to have to use all of her logical thinking as well as some supernatural help from those she meets on the other side before it is too late.
They say you cant judge a book by its cover and this is absolutely true for both the cover and title of Finding Husband. This book is full of surprises and has a variety of genres from science fiction and romance to mystery and suspense. In Finding Husband, author Peri Alexander delivers a fast paced and thrilling novel that will keep you hooked and guessing until the very end. Alexander has created characters that range from every day, likable people to deranged sociopaths that interact in such interesting ways you find yourself intrigued or shocked with every turn of the page and thirsting for more. This is definitely a book you cannot miss. Well done!
Author | Peri Alexander |
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Star Count | /5 |
Format | eBook |
Page Count | 312 pages |
Publisher | Peri Alexander |
Publish Date | 3-Nov-15 |
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Issue | April 2016 |
Category | Science Fiction & Fantasy |
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