Red's Law - Nugent, Cheryl Rebecca
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With no real proof, FBI Special Agent, Adam Grant, suspects a serial killer is targeting animal abusers. His hunch leads him to Gardenia Hill, a premier animal sanctuary in South Carolina, founded by Katherine"Red" Sutter, a fierce advocate for animals and animal rights. "If an animal needs help, they don't care what you're wearing," Red was known to say, and would rescue a dog in jeans or a ball gown. Red has passed away, but Gardenia Hill continues to thrive, now run by her spirited niece, Greer. While Greer knew her aunt was a prominent figure in animal rescue, even testifying before…mehr

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With no real proof, FBI Special Agent, Adam Grant, suspects a serial killer is targeting animal abusers. His hunch leads him to Gardenia Hill, a premier animal sanctuary in South Carolina, founded by Katherine"Red" Sutter, a fierce advocate for animals and animal rights. "If an animal needs help, they don't care what you're wearing," Red was known to say, and would rescue a dog in jeans or a ball gown. Red has passed away, but Gardenia Hill continues to thrive, now run by her spirited niece, Greer. While Greer knew her aunt was a prominent figure in animal rescue, even testifying before Congress, she did not know Red had been a consultant for the FBI. Greer agrees to help by going through old files, but does not know Adam is looking for a serial killer. As the case unfolds, it leads to much more than expected. Adam becomes a regular visitor to Gardenia Hill, drawn not only by a shy Husky named Polly, but by Greer, and the array of characters, you will get to know and love. Will there be a romance? Is there really a serial killer out there? Dive into the world of animal rescue. See the harsh realities expertly woven with insight into the every day heroes who fight the abuse with love, compassion and respect. An absorbing and enlightening read for all.
Autorenporträt
An accomplished author and philanthropist with a diverse international background, Cheryl traveled with her spouse, a US Foreign Service Officer, living in seven countries, growing in experience and understanding with each new culture. Devoting her time to charitable endeavors, particularly those related to animal welfare, Cheryl founded the Palau Animal Society, served on the board of The Healing Species and was Vice President of the local SPCA. Her first novel, The Light From Maggie's View, was a finalist for the Rupert Hughes Award for Fiction. A New Jersey native, now in SC, she enjoys cooking, studying film history, and spending time with her family, which includes lots of animals.