The Jerusalem Connection
Mystery & Suspense, International, Fiction & Literature, Action Suspense, Romance, Romantic Suspense
| Author: | Janis Susan May | ISBN: | 9781941520055 |
| Publisher: | Sefkhat-Awbi Books | Publication: | July 29, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Janis Susan May |
| ISBN: | 9781941520055 |
| Publisher: | Sefkhat-Awbi Books |
| Publication: | July 29, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
When their original leader falls ill choir director Robin Sabine reluctantly agrees to accompany six teenagers to a musical competition in Jerusalem. The simple purchase of a souvenir for her boss’ wife plunges her into a nightmare of danger, kidnapping and almost certain death. The unexpected appearance of a former boyfriend turned enemy unnerves her, and the attentions of a suave, sophisticated British diplomat turn her head even as she wonders if she can trust him.
"The Jerusalem Connection is a must-read. It has everything - romance, danger and a sense of place and time that are simply spectacular. All the different elements come together to make an exciting, well-written story." Melissa Danford, Reading Registry
After her unscheduled shopping trip in the Old City Robin discovers that there are a number of people inordinately interested in her movements. Her room is searched. She has difficulties with the competition. Neither man in her life trusts the other and after being ruthlessly kidnapped, Robin realizes that a number of people – including her teenaged charges – believe she is a spy.
Conflicting loyalties and the specter of international terrorism make her doubt everything she ever thought she knew. Worst of all, the teens who have been put in her care disappear even as Robin’s own life is threatened. If she is going to survive and rescue all entrusted to her, Robin will need all the wits and courage she can muster.
When their original leader falls ill choir director Robin Sabine reluctantly agrees to accompany six teenagers to a musical competition in Jerusalem. The simple purchase of a souvenir for her boss’ wife plunges her into a nightmare of danger, kidnapping and almost certain death. The unexpected appearance of a former boyfriend turned enemy unnerves her, and the attentions of a suave, sophisticated British diplomat turn her head even as she wonders if she can trust him.
"The Jerusalem Connection is a must-read. It has everything - romance, danger and a sense of place and time that are simply spectacular. All the different elements come together to make an exciting, well-written story." Melissa Danford, Reading Registry
After her unscheduled shopping trip in the Old City Robin discovers that there are a number of people inordinately interested in her movements. Her room is searched. She has difficulties with the competition. Neither man in her life trusts the other and after being ruthlessly kidnapped, Robin realizes that a number of people – including her teenaged charges – believe she is a spy.
Conflicting loyalties and the specter of international terrorism make her doubt everything she ever thought she knew. Worst of all, the teens who have been put in her care disappear even as Robin’s own life is threatened. If she is going to survive and rescue all entrusted to her, Robin will need all the wits and courage she can muster.
