Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Looking for the best
books to read? Need book recommendations? Read Heir of Deceit by Jan M. Martin.
On the eve of her wedding, Lacey uncovers a problem too
large for love to conquer—a destructive force within her family, which could
put her fiancé’s life in danger.
Lacey vows to uncover the secrets of her lineage, even if it requires her ultimate sacrifice: the loss of her marriage to her beloved Evs.
Her quest leads from Tucson, Arizona to the Smoky Mountain backwoods, where even today, the shotgun is more respected than the law, moonshine stills explode, and family may not be what is expected.
Heir of Deceit is a clean Contemporary Fiction novel appropriate for teens and adults.
“This is part love story, part genealogical mystery, a little bit about redemption and quite a lot of fun for the reader.” Amazon Reviewer
“A love story that . . . offers a satisfying mix of intrigue and idealistic love.” –Kirkus Reviews
“The vividness of her writing makes the scenery visual and the characters real. Many twists with a surprise at every turn—I couldn’t put it down.” Loraina Simmons
“Loved it from first page to last paragraph.” Darleen Knudson
Lacey vows to uncover the secrets of her lineage, even if it requires her ultimate sacrifice: the loss of her marriage to her beloved Evs.
Her quest leads from Tucson, Arizona to the Smoky Mountain backwoods, where even today, the shotgun is more respected than the law, moonshine stills explode, and family may not be what is expected.
Heir of Deceit is a clean Contemporary Fiction novel appropriate for teens and adults.
“This is part love story, part genealogical mystery, a little bit about redemption and quite a lot of fun for the reader.” Amazon Reviewer
“A love story that . . . offers a satisfying mix of intrigue and idealistic love.” –Kirkus Reviews
“The vividness of her writing makes the scenery visual and the characters real. Many twists with a surprise at every turn—I couldn’t put it down.” Loraina Simmons
“Loved it from first page to last paragraph.” Darleen Knudson
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