Title: The Scent of WrathSeries: The Seven Deadly Sins - An OC Murder Series
Published by: Fawkes Press
Release Date: December 12
ISBN13: 978-1945419249
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Olivia Richards isn’t sure, but she’s afraid the past has caught up with her.
What happened when she was a child should never have happened, and it wouldn’t have if her mother had protected her. But she hadn’t, not the way a mother should. Not the way Olivia protects her son.
Taking care of Brian isn’t easy. She has to juggle work, Brian’s schedule, his propensity to wander due to a brain injury, and an alcoholic ex-husband who wants to reenter their lives.
When newspaper clippings about the deaths of boys her son’s age start showing up on her windshield, her tight control begins to fray. What do the messages mean? Who is leaving them?
As past and present collide, Olivia’s anxiety turns to terror. Death threatens. She must protect her son, but from whom?
Greta Boris’s The Scent of Wrath has been called taut and atmospheric. If you loved Sarah A. Denzil’s Silent Child, or Lisa Scottoline’s Look Again, you won’t be able to put it down.
Buy now and enter the world of The Seven Deadly Sins—Standalone Novels of Psychological Suspense.
Fans of psychological suspense will enjoy this tale. Filled with believable and relatable characters, The Scent of Wrath subtly draws you in, coiling tight until the very end. – Robin Burcell — NYT Bestselling author of The Last Good Place and co-author with Clive Cussler of the Sam and Remi Fargo series.
Right from page one, The Scent of Wrath pulls the reader into a fast-paced journey of emotional suspense. A terrific addition to the author’s The Seven Deadly Sins series. – Jacqueline Diamond, USA Today bestselling author of the Safe Harbor Medical Mysteries
A tale of suburban suspense that will keep you turning pages. – Matt Coyle, author of the Anthony Award-winning Rick Cahill series
A phenomenal mystery/thriller that gives an adrenaline rush. The author’s writing style reflects maturity and the glint of a veteran writer. – Bookworldliness