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    The Rose Stalker

    By Donna Jean McDunn

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    Fifty-five-year old Gail has suffered a lifetime of verbal and psychological abuse—first by a controlling father and then a calculating and ruthless husband. When her husband suddenly dies, she is given a second chance at happiness. She meets Mason, and before long realizes she is falling in love for the first time in her life.

    Her opportunity for joy starts to fade when crank phone calls begin occurring in the middle of the night, and soon continue throughout the day. Roses show up everywhere she goes, even inside her locked and alarm-wired home. Before long Gail—like her daughters—is questioning her own sanity. The police have no clues and everyone is a suspect, including Gail herself—and especially her new boyfriend.

    When Mason claims he might know a way to make the stalker reveal himself, she agrees to his plan. But neither of them are prepared for the nightmarish events that follow. Will she finally find the happiness she has always longed for? Or will the man of her dreams turn out to be…The Rose Stalker?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMuseItUp Publishing
    Release dateNov 24, 2015
    ISBN9781771277655
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