fleeing from danger, unraveling mysteries, and discovering unexpected secrets along the way." One title on the list:
Wallace Stroby’s "Heaven's a Lie" weaves a gritty tale of desperation and moral ambiguity. Joette Harper, a widow with mounting debts, sees a chance for a new start in the form of a briefcase filled with cash found at a crash site. However, the bag's origins tie her into a deadly game with its dangerous owner. Readers will find themselves enthralled in Joette's journey of survival as she navigates gang violence and the weight of her decisions.Read about the other entries on the list.
The Page 69 Test: Heaven's a Lie.
Q&A with Wallace Stroby.
--Marshal Zeringue