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Flames of Wilbarger County
- Book Three of the Wilbarger County Series
- Narrated by: Kimberly G. Tisor
- Length: 7 hrs and 38 mins
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Flames of Wilbarger County
Narrated by:
Kimberly G. Tisor
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Publisher's Summary
Old flames threaten the relationship between Sheriff Wade Adams and Lizzie Fletcher in Book 3 of the Wilbarger County Series.
The Fletcher family contemplate expanding the Paradise Creek Inn to accommodate their growing clientele while the Wilbarger County Sheriff’s department tries to stop an arsonist before the entire county is reduced to ash. The fires escalate from grass fires twice a week to murder as mysterious clues begin to arrive at the Sheriff’s department.
©2017 Dianne Smithwick-Braden (P)2020 Dianne Smithwick-Braden
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