Terror at Willow Isle
Book III of the Sunny Isle Thriller Series
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Suddenly, a barrage of shots came from the direction of Willow Isle. In silence, they ran toward the house, stopping when they spied a rolled up rug on the lawn. Chad ran toward it and rolled it open. Inside was Drulietta. He could not tell if she was dead or alive, and there was no trace of Delamar. Chad held Drulietta, buried his face in her neck, and practically collapsed beside her. Then in a loud voice, he cried out, “Why, Why, please God, this could not be happening! Please wake me up from this nightmare!”
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Albert Jones and several doctors disappear from the hospital along with the blood supply, containing samples of Drulietta and Delamar. While the law is looking for them, Chad moves his family to Willow Isle – their new home. Six months of reprieve tricks him into a false sense of security, and while he is showing the property to his family, gunshots echo through the vastness of the estate. With a pounding heart, Chad runs to Willow Isle, but he is too late. Drulietta is on the lawn, wraps in a rug, and there is no trace of Delamar. Justin tries to gain entrance to the house, but gunshots fly over his head, stopping him in his tracks. With the aid of a blow horn, the marauders announce their demands to gain access to Willow Isle. They give Chad three days to bury Drulietta and bring Delamar to them. Can Chad locates Delamar and saves his family from the new threat on the horizon of their lives?
About the Author
Hope Hamilton Tate is the author of The Sunny Isle Thriller Series, which consists of {1} Love and Mayhem on the Sunny Isle of Jamaica, {2} Passion and Turmoil on The Sunny Isle, and {3} Terror at Willow Isle. She attended Kean University in Union, New Jersey, where she obtained a B.S. degree in accounting even though, her passion is writing. Hope chooses the island of Jamaica for the sceneries in her books because of its picturesque beauty, and her knowledge of the island.