The Dead of Winter

Fiction & Literature, Thrillers, Mystery & Suspense
Cover of the book The Dead of Winter by Jennifer Welsh, Jennifer Welsh
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Jennifer Welsh ISBN: 9781311898579
Publisher: Jennifer Welsh Publication: April 2, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Jennifer Welsh
ISBN: 9781311898579
Publisher: Jennifer Welsh
Publication: April 2, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Devastated by the news of her sister, Andy's murder, Emma travels to Maryland to settle her sister's affairs. After losing her parents and brother only a year earlier, Emma is barely keeping it together. The past year has been a rough one and her relationship with her brother's best friend, Will, has only complicated matters. She loves Will, and he loves her, but she feels he is too young for her.
Against her better judgement, Emma lets Will move into her home, but only because he has no place else to go. At first things go very well, and they fall into a comfortable routine. One night it all changes when Emma, celebrating her recent divorce, drinks too much and sleeps with Will. She immediately tells Will it was a mistake and can never happen again, but she is afraid she will give in to temptation. Will acts like he has accepted that they will only be friends, but when he looks at her, she can see the desire. The worst part is she feels it too.
While staying with her cousin, Paul, in Maryland, she meets Paul's best friend, Mark. Mark is the handsome detective investigating Andy's murder. Mark seems to be everything Emma wants in a man. He is handsome, smart, and fun to be around. When they get snowbound in Andy's isolated country house, they develop feelings for each other. Emma tries to forget about her feelings for Will.
After discovering Paul was in love with Andy, Emma encourages Paul to tell Mark. Paul listens to Emma and on Christmas informs Mark of his relationship with Andy. A fight between Mark and Paul erupts, and guilt ridden Emma drives back to Indiana. Arriving in Indiana in the middle of the night, Emma has no idea that the killer is waiting for her.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Devastated by the news of her sister, Andy's murder, Emma travels to Maryland to settle her sister's affairs. After losing her parents and brother only a year earlier, Emma is barely keeping it together. The past year has been a rough one and her relationship with her brother's best friend, Will, has only complicated matters. She loves Will, and he loves her, but she feels he is too young for her.
Against her better judgement, Emma lets Will move into her home, but only because he has no place else to go. At first things go very well, and they fall into a comfortable routine. One night it all changes when Emma, celebrating her recent divorce, drinks too much and sleeps with Will. She immediately tells Will it was a mistake and can never happen again, but she is afraid she will give in to temptation. Will acts like he has accepted that they will only be friends, but when he looks at her, she can see the desire. The worst part is she feels it too.
While staying with her cousin, Paul, in Maryland, she meets Paul's best friend, Mark. Mark is the handsome detective investigating Andy's murder. Mark seems to be everything Emma wants in a man. He is handsome, smart, and fun to be around. When they get snowbound in Andy's isolated country house, they develop feelings for each other. Emma tries to forget about her feelings for Will.
After discovering Paul was in love with Andy, Emma encourages Paul to tell Mark. Paul listens to Emma and on Christmas informs Mark of his relationship with Andy. A fight between Mark and Paul erupts, and guilt ridden Emma drives back to Indiana. Arriving in Indiana in the middle of the night, Emma has no idea that the killer is waiting for her.

More books from Mystery & Suspense

Cover of the book Time and Chance by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Midnight by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book A Dead Hand by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Darkwalker by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book After the War: Military Dystopian Thriller by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book The World's Most Dangerous Woman: Me Ne Frego by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Le Pape, le kid et l'Iroquois by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book The Orichalcum Rod by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book The Return of Sherlock Holmes by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Chance by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Little Boy Lost by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Cry No More by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Deceptive Appearances by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Logan Du Rose by Jennifer Welsh
Cover of the book Malevolence by Jennifer Welsh
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy