After running from her boyfriend’s powerful organized crime family, Sara Jones starts a new life in a new town. But when people around her start dying from poisonous spider bites after she receives a mysterious package with a spider concealed inside, she worries that the family has found her. Life takes an even more bizarre turn when she seems to be not only immune to the spider venom, but also surrounded by a sinister group of people she suspects is a spider cult. Even her new boyfriend starts acting suspiciously. Just who can she trust?
About the Author
Inge-Lise Goss
I was born in Denmark and became one of the youngest members of the Danish Resistance. When I was an infant, papers were placed in my pram and concealed by a blanket with me on top. The papers were documents to help Jews reach a safe haven in Sweden. Whenever a German soldier looked into the pram, I cried loudly and he backed away. Mother loaned me out to friends for the same purpose. I worked from dawn to curfew.
Shortly after World War II, my family immigrated to the United States. I was raised in Utah. When my four children were all in school, I attended the University of Utah. I graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1986 with a degree in Accounting. That same year I became a Certified Public Account. For the State of Utah, I managed a group that audited mineral royalties under a cooperative agreement with the Department of Interior’s Minerals Management Service. Most of those royalties were derived from oil and gas. As an audit manager, I wrote numerous reports, manuals, and technical documents, but longed to escape the constraints of business writing. In 2010 I moved with my husband and our dog, Bran, to Las Vegas. Now I’m pursuing my passion and letting my imagination fly by writing fiction.
To date I have written five novels and several short stories. One short story has been published by Mithra Publishing and my novel, The Tegen Cave, has just been picked up by Silver Tongue Press. The other manuscripts are in various editing phases.
About the Author
Inge-Lise Goss
I was born in Denmark and became one of the youngest members of the Danish Resistance. When I was an infant, papers were placed in my pram and concealed by a blanket with me on top. The papers were documents to help Jews reach a safe haven in Sweden. Whenever a German soldier looked into the pram, I cried loudly and he backed away. Mother loaned me out to friends for the same purpose. I worked from dawn to curfew.
Shortly after World War II, my family immigrated to the United States. I was raised in Utah. When my four children were all in school, I attended the University of Utah. I graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1986 with a degree in Accounting. That same year I became a Certified Public Account. For the State of Utah, I managed a group that audited mineral royalties under a cooperative agreement with the Department of Interior’s Minerals Management Service. Most of those royalties were derived from oil and gas. As an audit manager, I wrote numerous reports, manuals, and technical documents, but longed to escape the constraints of business writing. In 2010 I moved with my husband and our dog, Bran, to Las Vegas. Now I’m pursuing my passion and letting my imagination fly by writing fiction.
To date I have written five novels and several short stories. One short story has been published by Mithra Publishing and my novel, The Tegen Cave, has just been picked up by Silver Tongue Press. The other manuscripts are in various editing phases.
My review;
This was a fast moving book of suspense and action. Sara Jones does not know what to do when people that are around her are getting bitten by spiders and dying because they are poisonous. Then she is sent a spider in a package and she fears that her old boyfriend's family has found her. Then she finds out that spider venom will not kill her. What else is going to happen to her? Who will she be able to trust? I really liked this book. a great bunch of twists and turns and some romance, Too! I was given this book by Celestial Book Tours for the purpose of a review and all opinions are my own.
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