A Place To Call Home

by Amy Schisler

Susan O’Neil, young, single entrepreneur and owner of her own computer consulting business, is shocked to discover runaways Cassie and Ellie eating out of her trash. Thus begins a dangerous journey, both figuratively and literally, for Susan, the children, and childhood friend and undercover FBI agent, Jim Russell. Racing against the clock to find the true paternity of the supposed orphans pits Susan and Jim against a ruthless killer who will stop at nothing to protect his empire. From the Baltimore City Government to the Caribbean Islands and the Las Vegas Casinos, the unearthed secrets about Cassie and Ellie’s past threaten all of their futures.

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346 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published August 11, 2014

About the author

Amy has been writing novels, children’s books, and devotionals for almost ten years. In her novels, she brings to life characters who jump off the page with their true-to-life personalities and real world problems and concerns. Their lives center around family, friends, and faith. Her stories–though often fraught with peril–champion love, uphold community, and inspire hope. Amy’s writing has been hailed “a verbal masterpiece of art” (author Alexa Jacobs) and “Everything you want in a book” (Amazon).

A former librarian and teacher, she now lives on the Eastern Shore of Maryland with her husband, three daughters, and two dogs.

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Reviews

[Shannon]

Imagine, if you will, noticing a few odd things happening that just aren't quite right or wrong. For example, a missing blanket and a few missing apples, surely can't mean much. Susan assumes that perhaps the carpenter had a snack, and goes about her busy life.

Until, she finds Ellie and Cassie looking for food in her trash a few days later and realizes that these little girls have been living in her crawl space for a few days. Torn between calling the authorities and social services, Susan, instead opts to visit an old friend, Jim, who happens to be a detective. Susan and Jim quickly figure out, who the girls belong to, but are determined to find out why the girls ran away from their foster family. Obviously, something has frightened the girls enough to run. But, why hasn't the foster family reported the girls missing?

Dangerous twists and turns with the turn of each page....

[Judy]

If you love mysteries and use today's technology, you will love this book. Fast paced, surprise twists and turns, and even a love story. Great read.

[Debbie]

Can't believe I forgot to add this to Goodreads when I read it a few weeks ago! Excellent first novel. Looking forward to many more.

[Billie]

A rather un-romantic Romantic Suspense. Susan and Jim had little chemistry and seemed to just come together because they were in proximity and they both cared for Cassie and Ellie. The plot itself relied too heavily on coincidence and needed Penny to act as a deus ex machina for things to come to a conclusion. It wasn't bad, just average.

[Angie]

I really enjoyed this book. The twist and turns kept me wondering what would happen next. There is plenty of detail, but it is still easy to read.

[Diane]

very good - too bad the publisher was so poor at proofing - still very worthy of your time

[Evelyn]

For Detroit romance contest