Chill
Description
A distant ski resort . . .
An overly friendly gentleman . . .
Laura thinks a vacation at a resort perched high on a mountain cliff will help her forget the death of her baby and the job-obsessed husband she's divorcing. Meeting a dashing European and taking a ski class divert her from her pain.
People begin to disappear, bodies turn up drained of blood, and the resort becomes isolated from the world. What is hiding among the resort's guests?
Nick's perilous job takes too much of his time; he's trailing an international jewel thief . . . right to the ski resort. But the tram to the top is disabled, and his recent wound slows him down.
Can Nick eliminate the threat to Laura from a strange creature?
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Person
Marsha Ward was born in the sleepy little town of Phoenix, Arizona, and grew up with chickens, citrus trees, and lots of room to roam. She began telling stories at a very early age, regaling neighborhood chums with her tales over homemade sugar cookies and milk. Her love of 19th Century Western history was reinforced by visits to her cousins on their ranch and listening to her father's stories of homesteading in Old Mexico and in the Tucson area.
Over the years, Marsha became an award-winning poet, writer and editor, with over 900 pieces of published work. She is the founder of American Night Writers Association and a member of Western Writers of America, Indie Author Hub, and Arizona Professional Writers. She makes her home in a tiny forest hamlet in Arizona. When she is not writing, she loves to give talks, meet readers, and sign books.
