Angel Seedlings

When it is all you can do to survive, how can you stop such reckless and gentle obliteration?

A Classic Thriller!!

***** "A cleverly crafted thriller with wonderfully subtle touches and a climactic ending."
***** "I cannot sleep until I get to the next chapter."
***** "Angel Seedlings blends sex and suspense into a modern-day psychological novel."

After surviving an attempt on her life, alpha female Lainey Stewart is reluctantly housebound.
A determined serial killer with a gentle touch is on a sacred mission and will not rest until they have completed their vision.
Lainey and her husband Brian's fitness software business is directly linked to where the bodies of young women are buried.
Mismatched detectives Hurst and Strahan, who, despite their differences, are closing in on the killer. As the killer's tempo increases, Lainey and Brian's actions become increasingly desperate, they jeopardize their marriage, their business, and their lives.



Lainey and Brian Stewart appear to have it all, but their success in business hides a depth of issues. The uncompromising Lainey, now housebound, is determined to bounce back from the attempt on her life.
The bodies of young women are found buried in woodland trails linked to Lainey and Brian's fitness software. Brian's foolish attempt to be the hero places him as the prime suspect in a multiple murder investigation.
Lainey invites a new recruit, Veva, to work alongside her from the home office. They quickly become close, sharing more than secrets. During a foreign business trip, Veva shares even more with the luckless Brian.
Fans of Karin Slaughter and Stephen King will love this.
Robust female detective Hurst joins forces with the Zenlike detective Strahan, struggling through their differences to catch the killer. As the body count increases the stakes become higher with an ever-shifting focus and unclear motive. The killer knows better than anyone that in order to reap you must first sow.
Once again Lainey finds herself the focus of the killer's sacred mission. Those who should have everything soon find they have only each other.