BOOK: Trust No One
AUTHOR: Laurel Bradley
About The Book:
IT'S
ALL ABOUT SECRETS... Taylor Wilson's husband, Phil, has them. His best friend
and art agent, Sean, has them. Everyone has them except Taylor—yet she's the
one someone is trying to kill. Moments before a bomb destroys Taylor’s home,
Phil disappears. Soon after, her landscape design business blows up as well.
FBI agent Mark Cochran puts her into protective custody, but whoever is behind
the bombings continues to stalk her. Cochran thinks Taylor’s husband is the
culprit, but she refuses to accept it. She believes the cryptic messages Phil
is sending her are proof he’s trying to protect her and lead her to where he is
hiding. However, while searching for Phil, Taylor learns he may not be as
innocent as she believed. Will Taylor’s faith in the man she loves keep her
safe—or get her killed?
About the Author:
Laurel Bradley, author of Trust No One, A Wish in Time, and Crème Brûlée Upset, lives in a
small town in Wisconsin with her handsome husband and the youngest of their
five charming children. The first three kids are now men. The eldest is grown
and flown. He’s a rocket scientist, no less. The second is in seminary
discerning the Catholic priesthood. The third just graduated from college in
three years (yes!) and is getting married to a wonderful young woman at the end
of the month. We are thrilled. Number four is the sole girl. She just finished
her freshman year of college. So…there’s only the youngest son at home. He’s
amazed how much mowing and shoveling there is to do and shocked that his older
siblings think he has it made.
Lynda's Review:
Riveting! Riveting! This story is strong in all areas. It's intense and touches the darker side of human nature as we hear and see so often in the media. Sad to say, twisted individuals and the misery they cause are a fact of life, and in reality, any one of us could be a target of such a person in our lifetime. On the bright side, we also get too see love and loyalty tested to the limit. It makes you think about how deeply you believe in the people you love, how much you trust them. This is a crime/suspense drama with lots of twists to keep you guessing. Author Laurel Bradley writes with realism and honesty. I give this book four stars!
Interview with Laurel Bradley:
Laurel, I appreciate you taking the
time to answer some questions for our readers here at Between The Pages.
My pleasure.
For readers who this may be
their first time hearing about you, can you tell them a little bit about your
self?
I’m the mother of
five children who keep getting older while I don’t. I’m an eclectic reader and
writer. I like to sing along with the radio until the kids ask me to stop. When
I’m not writing, I enjoy reading, kayaking, and painting with watercolor. You
can see one of my paintings on the blog page of my website www.laurelbradley.com.
If you could meet one person
past or present who would that be?
Jesus, but I wouldn’t
just want to meet him. I’d want to spend forever with him. I would also like to
be a much younger me talking to a mentally sharp senior citizen me. Think of
the advice I could give myself. “Have faith in these truths.” “Buy Microsoft.” “Don’t
cry over that schmuck, you’ll marry a great guy.” “Don’t get that perm, trust
me.”
What is your idea of a
relaxing day?
It would start
early. I’d go kayaking when the lake is still as glass and the sun is just
peaking over the horizon. I’d come home in time to enjoy a steaming mug of coffee
on the dock with my husband. Then I’d hurry off to morning Mass. Back home, I’d
spend the rest of the morning and early afternoon writing. I’d move back outside
in the mid afternoon to paint in the sunshine. Late afternoon, the family would
all be home. We’d have dinner on the deck, then I’d watch my husband and kids
barefoot water ski until dusk. When the mosquitoes descended, we’d move inside
and spend time together talking and laughing. That would be the perfect day.
Describe your books in one
sentence. Stories so good you’ll ask, “What else has
she written?” At least, that’s my goal.
Trust No One— When Taylor’s world explodes, will her faith
in the man she loves keep her safe—or get her killed?
A Wish in Time –the quest for a child causes two women to
unwittingly switch place in time.
Crème Brûlée Upset—Mike Tucker’s just-before-Christmas
campaign to win Patrice Wilson’s love involves four nosey parents, three scoops
of ice cream, two other suitors and a Don Quixote singing troubadour.
What book are you currently
working on now?
I’m in the final
chapters of writing a suspense novel about a hemorrhagic virus called Scream.
The story takes place in Africa in the early days of President Kennedy’s Peace
Corps. Liam Frank, a doctor with the CDC (which was the Communicable Disease
Center at the time and not the Center for Disease Control), takes a sabbatical
to be with his girlfriend who is volunteering as a Peace Corps teacher in
Uganda. What neither of them knows is that the doctor in charge of the Penny’s
camp has traded Liam’s services to an up-and-coming warlord in exchange for an
open supply route. The warlord has discovered a particularly deadly virus that
has ravaged a few isolated villages. He wants Liam to find a cure for the
disease. Or does he?
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TRUST NO ONE rocks. It is one of those books you can't put down. Twists and turns, bad guys, good guys-- who can tell which is which? If you like taut, suspenseful reading and don't have to get up early the next day, this is a must read. Laurel Bradley is an author to watch.
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