Sara L. Armstrong

Adinkra (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Sheryl Davidson is the governor of a large state. She won a hard-fought election and is under extraordinary pressure and scrutiny. Her political career has taken a toll on her marriage. Aaron, her husband, is a former FBI agent who runs a private security firm. He feels left out of her busy life and commiserates with their son Derrick. The most pressing issue facing Sheryl is the parole of Calvin McDonald The case has major political overtones that could determine Sheryl's future.

A few weeks before Sheryl makes the final decision, she finds several notes with Adinkra symbols representing concepts or aphorisms. The notes are left in places only accessible to the governor's family and inner circle. The writer threatens to kill Sheryl if she paroles McDonald.

Aaron begins to reinvestigate the background of all the staff . Meanwhile, Sheryl ponders her decision about Calvin McDonald. She and Aaron grow closer and their marriage begins to mend.

A weekend trip to the beach, accidentally reveals a secret about one suspect's true identity and possible motive. After Sheryl announces her decision, she is attacked by a suspect who claims to have no memory of the incident. Further investigation finds damming evidence in the suspect's home. Sheryl feels safe.

An innocent ride to the office reveals the real mastermind and a twisted motive that has festered and grown into a murderous rage. Aaron's investigative intuition and a slip of the tongue spark a race against time to save Sheryl's life.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sara L. Armstrong
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Juni 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231244904
• Artikelnr.: 74353730

Autorenporträt

Sara Armstrong is an author, speaker, content creator, and adventurertwice widowed she has lived an extraordinary life.

A native of Chicago, she joined the Peace Corps in 1966, launching a global journey that led to marriage in Uganda and survival through the chaos of Idi Amin's regime.

After returning to the U.S. as a young widow, she raised two children, cared for aging parents, and helped incorporate the Town of Shorter, Alabama, where she served as its first Mayor.

With a master's degree in religious education from Claremont School of Theology, Sara writes with depth and compassion. Her works include innovative novellas, a candid autobiography, and a guide to public speaking.

Her creative passions center on sharing faith, supporting those navigating grief, and spreading hope through social media. Follow her journey at @gratefulgrief, @faithteachersara, and @motherwith4u.