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Lost Trinkets #3
A Secret Escape
Revealing her secret may be the only way to discover if her gift is a blessing or a curse.
Shannon Pryce is settling into her new life running an antique shop and getting involved with her community. In her latest mission, she’s determined to return an old brass key she found hidden in the cache of lost trinkets she inherited. A key that produces visions of hidden tunnels and death.
As she digs for information in her neighbor’s basements, she discovers a secret or two about her new hometown of Petrie’s Crossing. Her ability to receive visions from touching items has strengthened and it’s caught the attention of a few neighbors. She struggles to maintain control of her gift, dodge an author threatening to expose a past she’s tried to escape, and admit she’s falling in love with the local diner’s owner, Mitch.
With the help of her twin sister’s ghost, Shannon searches for the owner of the lock which the key will open, all without revealing her secret or her past.
Shannon Pryce is settling into her new life running an antique shop and getting involved with her community. In her latest mission, she’s determined to return an old brass key she found hidden in the cache of lost trinkets she inherited. A key that produces visions of hidden tunnels and death.
As she digs for information in her neighbor’s basements, she discovers a secret or two about her new hometown of Petrie’s Crossing. Her ability to receive visions from touching items has strengthened and it’s caught the attention of a few neighbors. She struggles to maintain control of her gift, dodge an author threatening to expose a past she’s tried to escape, and admit she’s falling in love with the local diner’s owner, Mitch.
With the help of her twin sister’s ghost, Shannon searches for the owner of the lock which the key will open, all without revealing her secret or her past.
177 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 30, 2017
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Sherrie Lea Morgan
34 books63 followersSherrie Lea Morgan - A wise woman once told me that to reach your dreams, you must first put out your arms. In my case, I had to make those arms reach to the keyboard and start typing.
I've been writing stories in my head ever since I can remember. After realizing that having an imagination isn't all you needed to write a good story, I started learning the craft. Several years later and tons of scrap paper, notes, poster boards, I have published several books and will continue to do so.
I live outside of Atlanta, GA. When not working on a manuscript, or furiously jotting notes for future stories, I spend time with my family and two dogs.
I've been writing stories in my head ever since I can remember. After realizing that having an imagination isn't all you needed to write a good story, I started learning the craft. Several years later and tons of scrap paper, notes, poster boards, I have published several books and will continue to do so.
I live outside of Atlanta, GA. When not working on a manuscript, or furiously jotting notes for future stories, I spend time with my family and two dogs.
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September 23, 2022
Great story!
July 8, 2024
Another really awesome book in this series. I am loving each one!
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