Gift Guide
Gift Guide
The
Mortician's Daughter:
One
Foot in the Grave
by
C.C. Hunter
Genre:
Paranormal Romance
The
first exciting novel in a brand-new series from New
York Times bestselling
author C. C. Hunter!
Her
dad’s job is with the dead . . . and he’s bringing his work home
with him.
Once
again, seventeen-year-old Riley Smith is the new kid in school and
her dad’s career has her back to being dubbed a freak. Truth is,
she’s a much bigger freak than her classmates think. The only
company she keeps these days is the dead who follow Dad home from
work. She can see them. She can speak to them. And Fate seems to
think she can help them solve their last problems so that they can
move on to the other side. Which is odd, because with the loss of her
mother and her father’s alcoholism, she’s got enough problems of
her own.
But
nothing could prepare her for the next tormented young spirit who
darkens Riley’s door. The young woman’s death wasn’t the
accident everyone believes. Soon Riley finds herself face-to-face
with the killer and her only protection comes in the form of another
spirit, Hayden, a boy her age with a heart-melting smile and
understanding eyes that make her feel safe. If she can escape
becoming the killer’s next victim, Riley knows she’ll have to
help Hayden move on too, but what if she can’t let him go?
For
thrills, chills, romance and laughter, buy The
Mortician’s Daughter: One Foot in the Gravetoday.
Praise
for C. C. Hunter’s Shadow Falls series:
“C.
C. Hunter has an amazing talent to make you laugh, cry, and laugh
again all in the same chapter!” —Crossroad
Review
The
Mortician's Daughter:
Two
Feet Under
Riley
has accepted that her special gift is to help dead people with their
unfinished business. But she never thought she’d be tasked
with helping the spirit of a convicted criminal who died in prison.
He may lead her on the scariest mission yet, but helping him
could mean saving the life of a child. The convict’s daughter
needs a liver transplant and the one person who could still be a
match is his brother…who also happens to be a gang
leader.
Hayden’s
not happy that Riley’s discovered who he is and is seeing him sick
and unconscious in his hospital bed. This feels like as good a
time as ever to cross over and put all of them out of their
misery….but Riley is in danger. She’s visiting some of the
most dangerous spots and confronting some of the creepiest low-lifes
in town. For her, he’ll need to regain his strength and fight
to keep her safe.
But
dealing with other people’s problems still can’t keep Riley from
her own. Her dad’s drinking has gotten worse. And
she’ll soon learn it’s because he’s been keeping a huge,
horrible secret that will change everything she believes about her
family and her mother’s death.
C.C. Hunter is the New
York Times bestselling author of over thirty-five books, including
her wildly popular Shadow Falls and Shadow Falls: After Dark series.
In addition to winning numerous awards and rave reviews for her
novels, C.C. is also a photojournalist, motivational speaker, and
writing coach. In February 2018, Wednesday Books will publish her
contemporary young adult and hardcover debut, This Heart of Mine.
And the first book of her new paranormal young adult series, The
Mortician's Daughter: One Foot in the Grave will release on October
31st 2017. C. C. currently resides in Texas with her husband,
junkyard dog, Lady, and whatever wild creatures that meander out
from woods surrounding home.
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The cover art seems appropriate for the book. Good job.
ReplyDeleteI really like the cover, just a little creepy and dark but with a good air of hope. The blurb could be described the same way I think. I would read this.
ReplyDeleteThe cover makes me wanna read the book! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI like the book covers. The Mortician's Daughter:
ReplyDeleteTwo Feet Under is my favorite cover
sound spooky n love scarey books
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