FERRY TO HELL

JAMES RACES TO RESCUE SALLY FROM HER KIDNAPPERS, BUT HOW WILL SALLY REACT WHEN SHE LEARNS JAMES IS A KILLER TOO? In 1955, Sally sneaks into James’ isolated cabin. After she’s kidnapped, James finds out she’s wanted for murder. While searching for her, scenes from his past haunt him. Trust between them does not come easy when they discover they both may be killers. When the sheriff trails them, James gets help from Cousin Bo. The closer James gets to finding Sally, the more men try to throw him off track. How will he break the news to Sally that he is responsible for the deaths of people in WWII? James wonders who’s chasing her. What’s the secret of her dark history? Are his suspicions that the sheriff is involved justified? Will Sally discover the details of James’s crimes? Can James save Sally or even himself? Excerpt: Swinging the ax with both hands, he loped around his cabin, dodging stacked firewood and searching for foes. Still no one. They’re hiding. He continued to the creek behind his cabin and circled around through the apple orchard. Where are they? What do they want? Resting the ax on his shoulder, he retreated to his front porch. He dragged his rickety rocking chair away from the front wall and checked the odds-and-ends he’d stored under the porch roof. Nothing missing. They wanted him. He slowly gripped the ax with both hands and faced the doorway. In close quarters, he could down an armed man before he could fire a rifle. A shadow flitted between him and the glow from the kerosene lamp.