HIGH-STAKES REUNION
After witnessing her boss’s murder, Aria Zimmerman isn’t sure she’ll make it to safety. She would already be dead if it weren’t for her ex-boyfriend David McGuire. Now she and David are in a race for their lives on the rugged Oregon coast. If their enemies don’t get them, the elements will. With a lethal tsunami bearing down on them, Aria has no time for regrets and little hope of reconciliation with her former love. Her only wish is that they live long enough to avenge an innocent man’s death…
David fought the steering wheel for control.
The car was still chugging forward but slowed ever so slightly. The sand dollar hanging from the rearview mirror swung in a pendulum arc from all the shaking. Lord, help! He needed to get out of the line of fire. I just need more time. Please hold off the waves.
The road widened and the Hummer sped past them. The gunman turned around, his torso just above the vehicle’s roof, until he faced them. This time the car didn’t obey David. “We’ve been hit!” The VW spun sideways, and another gunshot jolted the car. “They’re trying to leave us here.”
“If we don’t get to the evacuation zone before the tsunami hits, we won’t get out,” Aria said. “You can’t outrun—”
“I know,” David interrupted. He didn’t need to be reminded that if the gunmen didn’t kill them first, the tsunami would.
HEATHER WOODHAVEN earned her pilot’s license, rode a hot air balloon over the safari lands of Kenya, parasailed over Caribbean seas, lived through an accidental detour onto a black diamond ski trail in the Aspens and snorkeled among stingrays before becoming a mother of three and wife of one. She channels her love for adventure into writing characters that find themselves in extraordinary circumstances.
Surviving the Storm
Heather Woodhaven
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