Hidden Death

Hidden Death
Romantic Suspense set in the Keys

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Wednesday, January 21, 2009


Hi everyone. We are freezing in the Keys! Of course that doesn't stop Trevor and Tisha from begging for attention.

This is the coldest Jan. any of us can remember. When I walk down the dock, the wind nearly knocks me in the water. It has been great for shrimping, but that's the only good thing I can say about it.
Sunday we had a shrimp boil in our community chickee hut at the end of our dock. (A Chickee hut is open sided with poles that support a thatched roof - very popular in the Keys) My friend Mark, the only one on the dock hardy enough to stand out in the cold night wind with a net, provided the shrimp and we all brought a dish to pass.
That's one thing I love about the Keys. Everyone works together and celebrates together. It's like living in one continuous small town from Key Largo to Key West. It's a great place to live and an even better place to visit.
I think everyone knows I take care of an 89 year old gentleman. He says he's ready to move to Cancun because the weather in the Keys has been so cold. That sounds good to me if he'll take us with him. My novel is still in progress and John is threatening to lock me in a closet until it’s finished. This one is more of a mainstream thriller with a little romance thrown in. It’s about a serial killer in the Keys and the eccentric deputy that solves the case. The Key’s papers and radio stations are waiting for the date it’s published.
Read the excerpt on my website.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Saving Tampa nominated for best Romantic Thriller of 2008

I AM SO EXCITED! I didn’t even realize that Saving Tampa had been nominated until I went to vote for someone else. It was a shock to see that it has been nominated for best romantic suspense/Thriller of 2008 by Predators and Editors. If you’d like to help with a vote go to the link below, scroll down and click on the button next to “Saving Tampa”, then go to bottom and enter you name & email (they do that to preclude double voting) then hit submit data button.

http://www.critters.org/predpoll/novelthrill.shtml

Thanks for your help.

Monday, January 5, 2009

New Review over the Holidays

I hope everyone enjoyed the holidays. We went to IL and had 2 blizzards, 1 ice storm, and on the day we left, a tremendous electrical storm. John was so glad to get back to the Keys I think he kissed the dock!
I just got around to checking my e-mail. I want to share with you my latest review from Crystal Reviews
Reviews: http://www.crystalreviews.com/authors/w/webnar.htm
SAVING TAMPA Thriller/Romance/Suspense/ Fiction ISBN: 9780981557366
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What if you knew something horrible was going to happen but you could prevent it, would you tell someone? Sure, we all would. What if you saw it in a vision and had no proof? Would you risk your credibility to come forward? These are the questions at the heart of Saving Tampa, an on-the-edge-of-your-seat thriller from Jo Webnar.Rachel Cunningham is a young woman with a problem. She sees things that are happening, have happened or are about to happen. Her psychic ability has allowed her to help others but it also prevents her from having the kind of quiet normal life she longs for. When a stranger at the mall bumps into her, a connection forms between them giving her small glimpses into a terrorist plot that will kill thousands. Fearful of the ridicule she will face if she comes forward, but more afraid of the cost of her silence, Rachel contacts her brother, a police detective, for advice.Special Agent Hawk Arrons has his own problems with relationships and one of them is his boss. Threatened by Hawk's investigative abilities, the SAC gives Hawk the worst assignments and downplays Hawk's achievements. When Hawk is given the assignment to interview Rachel, he senses his career is about to take a major hit in the credibility department. After their disastrous first meeting, Hawk checks into the pretty blonde's background and finds that she is the real thing. Reluctantly at first, the two join forces to try to prevent a biohazard attack that could wipe out the State of Florida . As they follow the twists and turns of a terrorist's mind, Rachel and Hawk discover that in Saving Tampa, they are also saving themselves.Jo Webnar has written a wonderful suspense that is as timely as it is entertaining.Reviewed by Mairead Walpole on December 22, 2008