
Forget-Me-Nots in September
Flowers Can Be Fatal (A Romantic Suspense for Every Month of the Year)
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Narrated by:
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Lynne Thompson
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By:
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Clare Revell
About this listen
On his third tour of duty in Afghanistan, Lt. Col. Bev King signs up for the parcel service. He likes the contact from home, appreciates the generosity and thoughtfulness of his benefactor, and is intrigued by this woman who lives in the same town as his grandmother.
Jude Travis loves sending care packages to servicemen and is thrilled when "her squaddie" replies. A rapid letter exchange follows, and when he comes home on R&R, they meet.
But Jude is being stalked, and Bev might just get snagged in the crossfire.
Will this whirlwind romance cause repercussions? Could coming home be more dangerous for Bev than staying in a combat zone?
©2016 Clare Revell (P)2018 Clare Revell
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