B.K. Shropshire / B.KShropshire
Librería Samer Atenea
Librería Aciertas (Toledo)
Kálamo Books
Librería Perelló (Valencia)
Librería Elías (Asturias)
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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
The epic saga continues! We’re back in Misty Row-that fictitious, mist-filled, small town, set in Upstate New York. At the end of Book 1, the wicked and ruthless matriarch of the Morgan clan-Viola Morgan-rose from the ashes, like the phoenix, and now she’s out for revenge-much to her adopted daughter’s chagrin! Viola seeks to punish her wayward child, in a most surprising and disturbing way. And poor Toni Morgan, pregnant with her sister’s husband’s child! What’s a lunatic to do? In this riveting, second installment of the saga, the Morgan family secrets just keep on coming! Misty Row 2 focuses on a huge, deep, dark secret that makes the twins’ paternity (exposed at the end of Book 1) look like child’s play.At the center of the secret is, of course, the bitch of all bitches.Viola Morgan, as all roads seem to lead back to this dynamic diva. In Book 1, Viola Morgan was supposedly dead. Now, in Misty Row 2, Viola is here, alive, and in her own skin. There’s a reason why Viola Morgan hates her adopted daughter.and her story is downright sickening! Also, on our continuing journey, Travis Morgan has taken his identical twin brother’s place, after Trey was mysteriously murdered by a mystery assailant, via an arrow from a bejeweled, Chinese crossbow. Find out just how far the mendacious Travis will go in order to keep up his charade and win the heart of his newest obsession, his dead brother’s lover, Darian Wakefield. And also find out just who whacked Trey! All of the previous characters that you’ve grown to love (or hate) are back, including the megalomaniacal Maxwells and the errant, not-so-perfect Joy Morgan. As The Queen of Mean returns from the dead and wreaks havoc on her perceived enemies, events crescendo into yet another shocking, cliff-hanging finale-which, indeed, rivals those great soap operas of yesteryear, and works to leave the reader thoroughly satisfied, yet ever wanting more.
