The dust is settling after two book releases, and I thought I’d let you know about that second one that brings me to the end of a multi-year project:
Last week, the expanded anniversary edition of Without Proof released. What anniversary, you ask? Surely, a significant one…
Well… we can call it the “10th anniversary, one year late,” but I think I’ll go for clarity and say it’s the 11th anniversary. Life happened. But it’s all good. I’ve wanted to update and streamline the Redemption’s Edge series for some time now, and it feels so good to be done. Each book includes new material that wasn’t in the original, as well as more polished prose. (I hope to do a series ebook bundle, but that’s next year. Or later.)
If you haven’t read Without Proof, now’s a good time. Buy links are here: https://books2read.com/without-proof-2. If you’ve read it in the past, I can’t ask you to buy a new copy. Maybe see if your local library will order one for you? (Print ISBN is 978-1-989581-17-9. Librarians ask that question.)
Here’s the slightly-adjusted cover. What’s the book about, you ask? See below the cover art.
She thought her fiancé died in an accident. But what if it was murder?
Amy Silver is rebuilding her life. Two years after a private plane crash left her injured and grieving, she’s working for her late fiancé’s best friend, a gifted artist who can’t see that she’s fallen for him. When she learns the small aircraft may have been sabotaged, she vows to investigate.
Anonymous warnings and threats are Amy’s only proof the tragedy was deliberate, and she has nowhere to turn. The authorities don’t believe her, God is not an option, and her safe workplace is starting to feel like a cage.
Can she uncover the truth without making herself the next target?
Book three in the Redemption’s Edge Christian suspense series, Without Proof can also be read as a stand-alone. If you like faith-filled fiction, family secrets, and faceless enemies, then you’ll love Janet Sketchley’s romantic suspense novel.
Buy Without Proof today and join Amy’s quest for justice–and for love.
