~ Books by Connie Rainey ~

PURE BLOOD

 

The author of ‘Keep Sake' gives us a second thrill a minute read with this action packed adventure in a race against the clock. Could this be our future?

The civilized world is now facing starvation from over population. A new law is going in effect in thirty days. It will cull the population by euthanizing the elders.

One brilliant scientist, Mason Ruben, has a better solution. To activate his theory he needs to travel deep into the African Rainforest, where he is forced to work with his estranged brother, Chip, who becomes part of the scientific team.

PURE BLOOD

$15.00
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Facing Mason’s hatred for his brother is only minor compared to the cannibalistic natives and the madman. Tally, bent on stealing and selling the pure blood specimen, but only after killing the scientific team, save one. Kyra, the only female team member is worth a lot of money on the slave market.

There is no turning back. The clock is ticking off the days when millions of people will be put down, and Mason’s grandfather is number one on the list.

 

KEEP SAKE

 

When a young mother, Elaine, was found dead in her own home from an apparent fall, the incident goes without question. She tripped, fell down the stairs and suffered a fatal head injury was the official report. Two years later a local banker was found dead in his car with a suicide note and poison in his coffee. The banker had been the boss of Elaine’s husband, Ed. One detective suspects foul play, what she discovers shocks the community.

This is a fast paced thriller that will cause everyone to take a long look at their own family members.

KEEP SAKE
Heart Stopping Thriller!


$10.00



About the Author:

          Connie Rainey lives on the Mississippi Gulf Coast with her husband.  She is a registered nurse, artist, mother, and grandmother. She served as the vice president for the Gulf Coast Writers Association and is a member of the Picayune Writers Group, the Pass Christian Arts association, and the Hancock County Arts Association.

 

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