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Necessary Proof
Christian Contemporary Romantic Suspense Novella
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A novella in the Sonoma series
After opening his heart to Jesus in prison, Alex Villa has left his criminal past behind him. However, his efforts to take down a gang producing meth in Sonoma have made him a target. Set up to look like he’s being bribed by the gang, the police blame him for the death of a cop. Only the evidence on an encrypted laptop can prove he’s innocent.
Software engineer Jane Lawton has been betrayed by the men closest to her, including a God she thought would protect her. She won’t let Alex down, because she knows what it feels like to be disbelieved and abandoned.
However, the men after them have orders to repossess the evidence and make sure Jane and Alex take their knowledge to the grave. Can they prove Alex’s innocence before time runs out for them both?
Jane and Alex were minor characters in Formula for Danger. I was excited to finally be able to write their own love story!
Christian Regency Romantic Suspense
Lissa and the Spy
Christian Regency Romantic Suspense Novella
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Pride and Prejudice meets Mission: Impossible in this historical suspense
In Regency-era London, Miss Lissa Gardinier enters her second Season seeking a marriage in order to escape her mother’s constant criticism. So she represses her cheeky remarks behind a quiet, innocent facade.
The enigmatic Lord Jeremy Stoude is dismayed when a chance encounter with Miss Gardinier entangles her in his world of secrets and subterfuge. He cannot afford to be distracted by Lissa’s charming smile and unflappable demeanor.
As danger stalks them and true feelings come to light, can Lissa and Jeremy navigate the labyrinth of society’s expectations and their own insecurities to find love?
This is a stand-alone story that occurs before The Spinster’s Christmas.
The Gentleman’s Quest
Christian Regency Romantic Suspense Novella
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Christian Regency Romantic Suspense novella
Honoria Dunbar wouldn’t mind being a spinster if she weren’t left at the mercies of her mean-spirited uncle. The only way to escape his begrudging care? Marriage to a lecherous widower. Then Christopher Creager appears—and everything changes.
Christopher hasn’t let himself go near his best friend’s sister since Stephen’s death. But when there’s a murder on his property—and he’s the prime suspect—he has no choice. She may hold the key to proving his innocence. But he never expects the feelings that hit him when he sees her again—any more than he expects her asking to join him on his quest!
But if he says yes to her, will he be putting another person he loves in danger?
She had ended up not saying much at all, which she belatedly realized made her uninteresting and boring compared to other young women. It hadn’t helped that Lissa’s face was rather plain, and her only beauty, her blonde hair, had been ruthlessly styled in a ridiculous—but a la mode—fashion that made her look like an egg had exploded.
But last year during that first dance with Mr. Collingworth, upon seeing him excitedly discuss his dog breeding, she had been encouraged to also speak without restraint. So she had voiced her exact thoughts rather than hiding behind a vapid facade. “Why in the world would you name a dog Lickspittle Furrybottom?”
At Mr. Collingworth’s startled look, Lissa realized that she’d said that out loud now, in this dance with him.
“… Not that it’s not a lovely name,” she added lamely.
Mr. Collingworth didn’t believe her, and his conversation faltered. She regretted that, for she hadn’t intended to be rude to him.
“Er … did I speak of Lickspittle Furrybottom?” he asked.
Lissa did a mental shriek at her mistake. “We spoke briefly about her last year. You were worried about her compatibility with Snout Droolalot.” To alleviate his embarrassment at not remembering her, she said, “I was relieved to hear that Lickspittle Furrybottom and Snout Droolalot had such a healthy litter. What are your plans for their puppies?” Talking about puppies was acceptable dance conversation, wasn’t it?
It pleased Mr. Collingworth to continue discussing puppies for the remainder of the dance.
—from Lissa and the Spy by Camille Elliot