News at Eleven - A Novel - Rapp, Doris Gaines
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News at Eleven - Part One appeared as a novelette in Glo Magazine: - serialized January - April 2015. Reader interest prompted an expansion to a full novel. In News at Eleven - A Novel, a cozy mystery, expanded from the novelette, Clisty Sinclair, a young Fort Wayne, Indiana TV News anchor, is stunned on camera. The picture of a childhood friend, missing for eighteen years, appears on the monitor during the early evening news. Clisty will have to overcome her own fears and nightmares to find her friend, Faith. To track down and capture Faith's kidnappers, will require all of Clisty's…mehr

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News at Eleven - Part One appeared as a novelette in Glo Magazine: - serialized January - April 2015. Reader interest prompted an expansion to a full novel. In News at Eleven - A Novel, a cozy mystery, expanded from the novelette, Clisty Sinclair, a young Fort Wayne, Indiana TV News anchor, is stunned on camera. The picture of a childhood friend, missing for eighteen years, appears on the monitor during the early evening news. Clisty will have to overcome her own fears and nightmares to find her friend, Faith. To track down and capture Faith's kidnappers, will require all of Clisty's investigative journalism skills. If she is successful in bringing all to justice, a surprising opportunity may threaten her new and growing relationship with Detective Jake Davis. Will Clisty be set free to find her own dreams as she searches for Faith's captors?
Autorenporträt
Doris Gaines Rapp, Ph.D., is an author, psychologist, educator, and speaker. Her books are loved by all those who read them. Doris enjoys painting and drawing, including the covers of three of her books and the interior pages of one. She has spoken before many groups, has sung for many others, and has written songs she shares. Rapp continues to be fascinated with the many ancestors she has found through DNA testing. Their names aren't enough, however. She has started researching all she can find, starting with her 7th Great-grandfather, John Gowen. While still a full-time psychologist, Doris directed Taylor University and Bethel University's Counseling Centers. She has taught undergraduate and graduate courses in psychology at local universities. Rapp taught a graduate course in Counseling at the Caribbean Graduate School of Theology in Kingston, Jamaica.Doris and her husband, Bill, reared six children. Now that they are grown, Doris and Bill enjoy their small-town life. She loves the stories that come to her, and Bill still serves as a pastor and Chaplin. Dr. Rapp's desire for all of you - "I hope you live all of your life."