To Be read.

This is the first Sandra Brown novel I've read and I wasn't disappointed. I'll definitely be searching for more of her novels.

From back cover:

"T.V. reporter Tiel McCoy is driving to New Mexico for a well earned vacation when she hears the news on the radio: The teenage daughter of Fort Worth tycoon Russell Dendy has been kidnapped. Immediately, she abandons her holiday plans to chase down what could be the scoop of a lifetime. But in a town called Rojo Flats an innocuous stop at a convenience store thrusts her directly into the dramatic story-and a dangerous drama. For inside the shop two desperate young lovers are holding a half dozen frightened hostages...and a powder keg of a standoff is about to test Tiel's courage, journalistic objectivity, and everything she has ever believed."

I must say, this was a page-turner!

Setting this aside to loan to a non bcing friend who loves to read Sandra Brown.

Sending off to "Shadie" via Canada Post.

Enjoy!!

Sorry for the very long delay in journaling this! Thanks so much, Junebug!!

I was so impressed with Sandra Brown's "new" writing style!

RELEASE NOTES:

Released at the Porta Westfalica Festival
This annual event is held the third Tuesday in June in honor of the Sister Cities partnership between Waterloo and Porta Westfalica, Germany. The festival is held on the Courthouse Square with plenty of food and drink. The traditional German fare of pork sausage and potato pancakes is available. The Waterloo German Band and the Waterloo Municipal Band perform throughout the evening. There is a parade featuring floats and marching bands.
I left this, along with a stack of others, on the picnic tables near the bandstand.