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Also by Chris Culver:

Measureless Night, June 2015
Paperback / e-Book
Nine Years Gone, July 2014
Paperback / e-Book
By Any Means, May 2014
Paperback / e-Book
The Outsider, May 2013
Hardcover / e-Book
The Abbey, March 2013
Paperback / e-Book

Nine Years Gone
Chris Culver

Amazon Publishing
July 2014
On Sale: July 15, 2014
ISBN: 1499185871
EAN: 2940149736720
Kindle: B00J9VFKWO
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Nine years ago, Steve Hale saved the love of his life from her abusive and very powerful stepfather by helping her disappear and framing him for her murder. Today, that stepfather is dead, executed by the state of Missouri for a crime he didn’t commit, and Steve has a loving wife, a little girl who depends on him, a home, a career – everything he ever wanted and believed he could never have. He also has a new voice mail from a woman the rest of the world believes is dead. A reunion with his former girlfriend quickly sours when Steve realizes that her stories don't match up – the one she told nine years ago and the one she told today. As he unravels her twisted knot of lies, he discovers that events are already in motion and plans are being carried out. Unwittingly, he’s hurtling toward a dark secret – one some very dangerous people are willing to protect at any cost.

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2 comments posted.

Re: Nine Years Gone

I don't have children, but have taken care of my Nieces when
they were babies in church and at other functions. At all
of these times, I never feared the worst. I only looked at
their faces, crying, laughing or sleeping, and just enjoyed
these little ones. Babies will have accidents, but you
won't enjoy them, if you sit there, and worry if they're
going to make a faux pas every time you put them in a social
situation. Just enjoy your Son, as I hope to enjoy reading
your book!! It sounds like a real page-turner, and I'm
looking forward to ending my Summer, reading your book!!
(Peggy Roberson 8:55am July 22, 2014)

Deadlines work for me to get something down on paper. Kids,
of which I have my 5, don't stay little for long and as they
age, the questions they ask get harder. Having a change of
clothes for the kids and wearing washable clothes yourself
helps keep you prepared. However, once my toddler girl fell
into a neighbor's toilet because the seat was up. I didn't
have a change of socks.
(Alyson Widen 6:05pm July 31, 2014)