A violent encounter in a deserted parking lot is FBI agent Sam Pierce’s only clue to the menace who is stalking child psychologist Jocelyn Gold. A random event? Or a client’s revenge? When darkness falls, the danger deepens....
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From the Author
When Night Falls is a prequel to What Sarah Saw, a Love Inspired Suspense. When Night Falls was written to set up the hero and heroine who will meet again in What Sarah Saw.
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396 of 413 people found the following review helpful
By G Man
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is quite possibly the worst book I have ever read. I have read short stories by high school students that were far superior to this. If this were a 10th grade writing assignment, I'd give it a "B". There is no plot development, no mystery, no originality. Even the title has been used several times. I cannot imagine a publisher ever accepting this novella for publication. The story is shallow and the dialogue is downright comical in most places. Does anybody really talk like this??
My only comfort is that I downloaded it free on Kindle so I'm only out an hour or so of time. I'm not sure, though, that I'll ever recover from some of the sappy dialogue in this book.
My only comfort is that I downloaded it free on Kindle so I'm only out an hour or so of time. I'm not sure, though, that I'll ever recover from some of the sappy dialogue in this book.
242 of 260 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
free? yes. worth it? no.
This book seems like the kind of book they would pass out in a church youth group. It has no development, a mediocre plot, and odd religious undertones that seem out of place. look at who the publisher is and it makes sense.
This book seems like the kind of book they would pass out in a church youth group. It has no development, a mediocre plot, and odd religious undertones that seem out of place. look at who the publisher is and it makes sense.
183 of 198 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
Feels rushed, more of a short story than a novel. No character development at all. Free but not even worth the time.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
When night falls
Pretty good read. Seemed kind of short but I enjoyed reading it. New author for me bit I would read more
Published 14 hours ago by Nancy M. Sanders
4.0 out of 5 stars
Feel cheated
It was a great book don't get me wrong.....It's just not the FULL book. None of them have been. Very disappointed in that.
Published 22 hours ago by Lisa Fierce
5.0 out of 5 stars
When Night Falls
The Love Inspired Suspense line is amazing! I read them and share with my family and friends......this is the first time I have gotten them on Kindle. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Mamaw
3.0 out of 5 stars
When Night Falls
WHEN NIGHT FALLS is an interesting story to read that includes mystery, danger, some romance, and I cannot remember anything else.
Published 18 days ago by Dorothy Thomas
1.0 out of 5 stars
When night falls
I was disappointed in this book. Very trite and hackneyed language and situations almost more appropriate for a teenager or someone with little literary experience.
Published 19 days ago by kathy higgs
5.0 out of 5 stars
The only problem with this story is it ends to soon.
I really enjoyed the characters and would love to read more about these characters in a sequel. Or I'll just look for more by this author.
Published 22 days ago by Teri Duffey
4.0 out of 5 stars
book
It was interesting, I haven't finished it yet but like it. It's nice to have a book loaded on my tablet for when I need something to read to pass the time.
Published 22 days ago by Terry Schimmel
5.0 out of 5 stars
Book
Although this was very short , I enjoyed it very much.. It was suspenseful with romance and added an inspirational touch. Would recommend!!!
Published 24 days ago by Brenda McDermott
3.0 out of 5 stars
Night falls
Good story, just not enough. Characters are good and the story line is good. Would recommend it to others who like mysteries.
Published 1 month ago by Josie
2.0 out of 5 stars
Medium
Quick read. Too shallow, needed more depth. Characters backgrounds could of been expanded a little more to complete their scope.
Published 1 month ago by Carol Ingram
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More About the Author
Margaret has been writing for over 30 years. She started writing in the late 1970s because she wanted to see if she could put a whole story down on paper. That book is still in the drawer and will never see the light of day. But she was able to finish a book, which was her goal.
She decided after that to get some help, and joined a writers' roundtable where she met once a week with some fellow writers who went over each other's work. She sold her first book in the early 1980s and has been selling ever since.
She loves to tell a story. When she was a little girl she made up stories while playing with her dolls. On long trips with her family she would weave a story about the surrounding countryside. From those early beginnings grew a love of entertaining people with a story.
When she went away to college, she met her husband, Mike, to whom she has been married for over 40 years. He is her support and her best friend. She has always felt she was the luckiest woman the day she bumped into him on campus.
When they married, they moved to Tulsa, where she finished her degree in special education and began teaching. She loved teaching and working with students with special needs. They helped her remember what is important in life. She also participated in the Special Olympics as a coach with her students and has attended the State Games in May for years. Recently she retired from teaching to write full-time.
Besides teaching and writing, she is also a mother of one. Her son, Shaun, loves animals and there have been times they could have their own zoo at the house. The most interesting pet Shaun had is a leopard tortoise, which could outlive him. She has joked that his children will be inheriting a tortoise. He is married with four daughters.
When she isn't working, she loves to read, travel, and go to lunch and a movie with a friend. She has been to many countries in the world and loves to meet new people. Her favorite place is Tahiti -- Bora Bora. It is as beautiful as all the pictures portray it.
In her travels she has found herself in some interesting situations. Once, in London, she got caught in the middle of a protest that later turned into a riot over poll taxes. In the rain forest of Costa Rica, she was covered from head to toe in mud and ruined a perfectly good outfit. She should have remembered it was going to be wet since it was called a rain forest. In Rio, she and a friend were left with no means to get back to the hotel on the other side of the city. Neither Margaret nor her companion spoke Portuguese and there wasn't a cab in sight. Thankfully one finally pulled up to the curb at the museum because she couldn't see herself hiking across Rio to get back to the hotel at night.
She decided after that to get some help, and joined a writers' roundtable where she met once a week with some fellow writers who went over each other's work. She sold her first book in the early 1980s and has been selling ever since.
She loves to tell a story. When she was a little girl she made up stories while playing with her dolls. On long trips with her family she would weave a story about the surrounding countryside. From those early beginnings grew a love of entertaining people with a story.
When she went away to college, she met her husband, Mike, to whom she has been married for over 40 years. He is her support and her best friend. She has always felt she was the luckiest woman the day she bumped into him on campus.
When they married, they moved to Tulsa, where she finished her degree in special education and began teaching. She loved teaching and working with students with special needs. They helped her remember what is important in life. She also participated in the Special Olympics as a coach with her students and has attended the State Games in May for years. Recently she retired from teaching to write full-time.
Besides teaching and writing, she is also a mother of one. Her son, Shaun, loves animals and there have been times they could have their own zoo at the house. The most interesting pet Shaun had is a leopard tortoise, which could outlive him. She has joked that his children will be inheriting a tortoise. He is married with four daughters.
When she isn't working, she loves to read, travel, and go to lunch and a movie with a friend. She has been to many countries in the world and loves to meet new people. Her favorite place is Tahiti -- Bora Bora. It is as beautiful as all the pictures portray it.
In her travels she has found herself in some interesting situations. Once, in London, she got caught in the middle of a protest that later turned into a riot over poll taxes. In the rain forest of Costa Rica, she was covered from head to toe in mud and ruined a perfectly good outfit. She should have remembered it was going to be wet since it was called a rain forest. In Rio, she and a friend were left with no means to get back to the hotel on the other side of the city. Neither Margaret nor her companion spoke Portuguese and there wasn't a cab in sight. Thankfully one finally pulled up to the curb at the museum because she couldn't see herself hiking across Rio to get back to the hotel at night.
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