Christmas has arrived in
Springwood...and so has a killer, bent on revenge.
The Barnes
family is still reeling from recent events, as they try to spend a normal
holiday together, but fate has different plans for them.
As the
holiday season kicks off, Mayor Jacob Barnes is in the middle of planning the
annual Christmas Festival, while his brother Justin, and sister Jocelyn prepare
to spend the holiday with their love interests—until one of them is found dead.
As
Jocelyn's trial looms closer she struggles with haunting memories of a
questionable past, and worries of an uncertain future. Matters get more
complicated when a mysterious stranger enters the scene with a special interest
in Jocelyn.
As
New Year’s Eve arrives, everyone prepares to ring in the new year, no one
having any clue exactly what it may bring, except for one person who has a plan
to make sure those who crossed him get
burned.
Bio:
Jennifer Brown lives in Springfield Ohio, and has written since third
grade. She was taught to read at an early age and fell in love with books,
mainly mysteries. Her love of books grew, and in the summer before she started
high school she wrote her longest story, halfway filling an old school
notebook. In high school she started to enter writing contests, and in her
junior and senior years joined the Herald staff becoming entertainment editor
over her high school newspaper.
After graduating, with a few writing contest awards under her belt she attended college a year later, and was urged by her English instructor to join the college paper. She did, writing a few reviews of restaraunts and movies, as well as writing a review of her first Alanis Morissette concert. A few years later she was asked to take the position of entertainment editor.
At 38, Jennifer has written several stories and has many more in store for readers. When she is not writing she likes reading, working on computer graphics, editing photos, listening to music, and brainstorming for new ideas!
After graduating, with a few writing contest awards under her belt she attended college a year later, and was urged by her English instructor to join the college paper. She did, writing a few reviews of restaraunts and movies, as well as writing a review of her first Alanis Morissette concert. A few years later she was asked to take the position of entertainment editor.
At 38, Jennifer has written several stories and has many more in store for readers. When she is not writing she likes reading, working on computer graphics, editing photos, listening to music, and brainstorming for new ideas!
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