'Til Grits Do Us Part - eBook

By: Jennifer Spinola

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Former award-winning Tokyo journalist Shiloh Jacobs has returned home to Virginia, become a Christian, and met the man of her dreams---all within the last year! But when she's thrown into investigating a cold case involving a woman who disappeared, she becomes the criminal's new target. Will she make it to her wedding alive?

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Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: Barbour Books
Publication Date: 2012
ISBN: 9781620295588

ISBN-13: 9781620295588
Availability: In Stock
Series: Southern Fried Sushi

Publisher's Description

Shiloh Jacobs is planning her wedding without family, without money, and without a clue—and trying to make a go of small-town Southern life. Until she stumbles on an unsolved case about a missing woman that makes her run in the opposite direction—right into the would-be killer’s web of plans. In the midst of sorting through her tragic past and strained relationships, Shiloh finds herself on the run from a madman—and hoping she can make it to her wedding alive.

Author Bio

Jennifer Rogers Spinola, a Virginia/South Carolina native and graduate of Gardner-Webb University in North Carolina, just moved to the Black Hills of South Dakota with her Brazilian husband, Athos, son Ethan, and second miracle boy on the way. Jennifer lived in Brazil for nearly eight years after meeting her husband in Sapporo, Japan, where she worked as a missionary. During college, she served as a National Park Service volunteer at Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. In between waddling to ultrasounds and homeschooling high-energy Ethan, Jennifer loves adoption, gardening (her first garden!), snow, hiking, camping, and—of course—Yellowstone.