Prey of Desire: A Mystery – Suspense Novel by
Prey of Desire is a New Adult & Young Adult college campus murder mystery. Set in Florida, college student Kimberly believes all the love notes and poems are from her ex-fiancee who is trying to make-up. However, when he turns-up dead, she realizes her secret admirer is someone in her inner-circle and has a connection to two high school students who disappeared 25 years earlier.
A Florida Mystery that readers are calling “Absolutely Suspenseful” with “an ending you’ll never see coming!”
Prey of Desire is a fun read that is scary in some parts, nail-biting in others, and surprisingly funny when you least expect it. It’s a murder mystery with a female protagonist that takes its heroine, college student Kimberly Bradford, on an emotional roller coaster ride. She’s dealing with the break-up from her fiancée, who is now missing, to suspecting that someone is stalking her to ultimately realizing she has a connection to a murder that occurred some 25 years earlier. This Florida Mystery touches on all the senses and offers some humor in the mix too.
About the author, JC Gatlin:
JC Gatlin lives in Tampa, Florida. In addition to regular fishing trips, he wrote a monthly column for New Tampa Style Magazine, then began penning several mystery/suspense stories. He also maintains a blog about the art of spinning a nail-biting, edge-of-your-seat mystery yarn.
Coming from a large family with five brothers, JC grew up in Grapevine — a small Texas town just outside of Dallas. He moved to Tampa in 1999, and most of his stories feature the rich landscapes of Texas and Florida as backdrop.
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Nicholas Ponticello is a high school mathematics teacher and STEAM coordinator at Flintridge Preparatory School in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Ponticello graduated from University of California, Berkeley with degrees in mathematics and astrophysics, and is currently completing a sustainability certificate through the UCLA Extension program. He is interested in exploring the intersection of science, sustainability, business, and education, and hopes to encourage more systems thinking and sustainability-themed curricula at the secondary school level.
I’ve been involved in the medical industry for more than two decades, in a variety of ways. After this I turned to freelance writing and have written on topics ranging from health to how-to publish on Kindle.