Jessica Reynolds's New Book 'Grace' is a Riveting Thriller of a Woman Who Finds Her Life in Danger as Her Friend's Obsession With Her Husband Grows From Coy to Deadly
Aug 12, 2022
Fulton Books author Jessica Reynolds, a lifelong storyteller who enjoys spending time with her family, has completed her most recent book "Grace": a haunting tale of a young woman whose life is threatened as increasingly bizarre and mysterious events happen around her.
"Grace and Jack have a close-to-perfect marriage," shares Reynolds. "The kind most dream of. And they do."
"Everything seems to be going along great besides the fact that Jack's protective mother will not respect their privacy and the wife of a friend of theirs has an unbelievable crush on Jack and makes it known to everyone, including her own husband.
All of a sudden, things change. Things come up missing, Grace feels someone is watching her, a car accident happens, people turn up missing, and a few more twists and turns are in the book. Jack fears his wife may be next, and his fears are not that far-fetched."
Published by Fulton Books, Jessica Reynolds's suspenseful tale will captivate readers and leave them on the edge of their seats. As an ever-increasing threat looms on the horizon, will Grace be able to escape with her husband, or will her wildest fears become true?
Readers who wish to experience this chilling work can purchase "Grace" at select bookstores, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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