Code Red (Bookshelf eBook)
by Jennie Hansen
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Product Description
When she was eleven, Nicole witnessed something horrible. However, she has been told enough times that the event could not have happened, that she believes it didn't almost.
Now Nicole has returned to her childhood neighborhood. But soon, even the smallest things trigger disturbing memories. Nicole must learn the truth. Was her father murdered, or did he really desert the army and his family? As Nicole and her new friend lieutenant Braedon Morgan edge closer to the truth, they become the target of a desperate terrorist cell. Soon the pair is racing against the clock to stop an evil few from destroying thousands of innocent civilians. But after a lifetime of betrayals, can Nicole trust Braedon to help her expose the truth? Once again Jennie Hansen delivers solid emotional impact in a fast-paced tale complete with action, intrigue, and, suspense.
About the Author
Jennie Hansen lived a nomadic life during her early years and can remember living in twenty-two different houses and attending eight schools. The two colleges where she earned degrees, Ricks and Westminster, made ten. She worked as a model, secretary, newspaper reporter and editor, legislative page, teacher, and librarian. Through it all, she kept writing. To date she has twenty-three published novels, numerous short stories, and many magazine and newspaper articles to her credit. She has written reviews of LDS fiction for Meridian Magazine since 2001.
She and her husband have five children, all of whom are married to wonderful people, and eleven grandchildren. Two days each week Jennie and her husband can be found serving at the Oquirrh Mountain Temple, a fifteen-minute drive from their Utah home.
You can learn more about Jennie Hansen by visiting her blog at notesfromjenniesdesk.blogspot.com.
Awesome novel about Washington State
by Teri - reviewed on September 15, 2005
I thoroughly loved this novel by Jennie, esp with it being set in Washington State and at Buchart Gardens. The intrigue was great, all the info on military life on base was insightful. The imagery of scenery was breathtaking, made me feel I was there. Great job, Jennie!!!!!!
