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    Warning Signs

    By Katy Lee

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    GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT 

    When a drug-smuggling ring rocks a small coastal town, the DEA sends Agent Owen Matthews to shut it down. A single father with a deaf son, Owen senses that the town's number one suspectthe high school's new principaldoesn't fit the profile. Miriam Hunter hoped to shrug off the stigma of her hearing impairment when she returned to Stepping Stones, Maine. But her recurring nightmares dredge up old memories that could prove her innocenceand uncover the truth behind a decades-old murder. Yet Owen's help may not be enough when someone decides to keep Miriam silencedpermanently.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLove Inspired
    Release dateOct 1, 2013
    ISBN9781460320587
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    Katy Lee

    Katy Lee writes suspenseful romances that thrill and inspire.  She believes every story should stir and satisfy the reader--from the edge of their seat.  A native New Englander, Katy loves to knit warm wooly things.  She enjoys traveling the side-roads and exploring the locals' hideaways.  A homeschooling mom of three competitive swimmers, Katy often writes from the stands while cheering them on.  Visit Katy at: www.KatyLeeBooks.com. 

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    • 3/5
      This little book was a big surprise. Author Katy Lee has bravely approached a style of writing that I, personally, have never seen before. The heroine of our story is deaf, and communicates mainly by ASL, and usually through an interpreter. When I first realized this, I was intruged, and curious how Ms. Lee would handle the dialogue. Not only was the signing was written beautifully, it gave insight into the thinking of one who is deaf and the way they view and approach their gift.The DEA has sent Agent Owen Matthews to Stepping Stones, Maine to uncover a marijuana smuggling operation, the prime suspect being the new high-school principal, Miriam Hunter. Miriam has considered it a priviledge and honor that her childhood town would ask her to be the new principal of a hearing-school. But she finds the town to be very cold and even hostile. After betrayal and threatenings, Miriam finds an odd comfort in the help of Owen Matthews, agent-undercover as a substitute English Lit teacher. Their odd connection? She is deaf, as is his son. Will they learn to understand each other? Or will she go to prison for a crime she didn't commit?Katy Lee's writing is superb, and while her story is a bit "unreal" the people of Stepping Stones certainly aren't. This little book was surprisingly clean (I'd let my 13 year-old sister read it.) For light pool-side reading, this is the novel for you!