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    The Feeder

    By Gayle Siebert

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    Lita and Carly were best friends in college. Now, Lita is single with a successful career and Carly is a married stay-at-home mom. Despite their shared past, they're drifting apart. But an unthinkable act changes everything.

     

    Carly is a gourmet cook and loves to feed everyone. Lita is a free spirit whose spaghetti sauce comes in a jar. Lita and Derek dated briefly and when they broke up, Carly and Derek got together and were soon married. Carly feels lucky Derek chose her. Lita is glad she didn't get caught in the marriage trap. Neither understands the other's choice. The relationship is fizzling out.

     

    A twist of fate throws them together. A horrifying act and the shocking events that follow unite them in a terrible secret. One they must keep forever.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGayle Siebert
    Release dateDec 22, 2021
    ISBN9781775347583
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    Gayle Siebert

    Gayle has always loved horses, reading, and writing. She has been a trail rider, barrel racer, and dressage rider. Now retired after more than 3 decades as an insurance adjuster, she lives on a horse farm near Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada, writes, reads, and yes, still rides. 

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