Missing Melissa Free Download Epud By Alretha Thomas
| Title | : | Missing Melissa |
| Author | : | Alretha Thomas |
| Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Page | : | 313 pages |
| ISBN | : |
Twenty two years old with a journalism degree from UCLA and a promising entry level position at a television station, Madeline Patterson is ready to take on the Universe Raised by two loving parents, adored by her grandmother, protected by her dog, Pepper, and supported by her best friend Madeline has it all There s only one thing missing literally missing her identical Twenty two years old with a journalism degree from UCLA and a promising entry level position at a television station, Madeline Patterson is ready to take on the Universe Raised by two loving parents, adored by her grandmother, protected by her dog, Pepper, and supported by her best friend Madeline has it all There s only one thing missing literally missing her identical twin, Melissa When Madeline and Melissa were three years old, their mother was carjacked in broad daylight while taking them to a doctor s appointment She was able to get away with Madeline in tow, but the assailants left the scene before she could rescue Melissa A long and massive search ensued, but Melissa was never found and is believed to be dead However, a dream Madeline has on her twenty second birthday, wherein Melissa appears to her as a grown woman pleading for help, convinces her Melissa is still alive Against her parents wishes, Madeline vows to find her twin However, in doing so, she unknowingly stumbles upon a series of startling clues that point to her parents possible involvement in Melissa s disappearance Paralyzed by fear, Madeline doesn t want to face what could possibly be the ugly and grim truth about her parents However, her desire to find Melissa propels her forward but nothing could prepare her for what she discovers
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Shortly after graduating from USC with a degree in journalism, Alretha soon realized her interest in her major was not heartfelt Instead of writing news stories, she wanted to write plays and books Several years later, her church gave her an outlet to fulfill her writing desires through their Liturgical Fine Arts Department wherein Alretha penned twelve theatre pieces the community response was Shortly after graduating from USC with a degree in journalism, Alretha soon realized her interest in her major was not heartfelt Instead of writing news stories, she wanted to write plays and books Several years later, her church gave her an outlet to fulfill her writing desires through their Liturgical Fine Arts Department wherein Alretha penned twelve theatre pieces the community response was overwhelming This led to plays outside of the church, including Alretha s One, Woman Two Lives, starring Kellita Smith The Bernie Mac Show , directed by four time NAACP Image Award Best Director recipient, Denise Dowse The production garnered rave reviews from critics and audiences.In between plays, Alretha s first novel, Daughter Denied, was launched in 2008 and in 2011, Alretha launched Dancing Her Dreams Away Her third novel, Married in the Nick of Nine, was launched in 2012 and spawned a four book standalone series affectionately known as the Cass Nick Series In 2014, Soul Mate Publishing acquired all four books Married in the Nick of Nine, The Baby in the Window, One Harte, Two Loves, and Renee s Return In 2014, Alretha was awarded the Jessie Redmon Fauset fiction award for her indie novel, Four Ladies Only The following year she made her foray into writing mystery novels with the debut of Missing Melissa In 2016, she started her first mystery series Justice for Jessica, is the first book in the Detective Rachel Storme series 
Justice for Jessica (Detective Rachel Storme, #1)
The Baby in the Window
Four Ladies Only (#1)
Married in the Nick of Nine
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Published :2016-04-18T19:35+01:00
Twenty two years old with a journalism degree from UCLA and a promising entry level position at a television station, Madeline Patterson is ready to t
313 pagesAlretha Thomas
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