Fatal Catch

By Roxe Anne Peacock

2011

First Published

2.85

Average Rating

264

Number of Pages

8H01M

Audio Length

It's 1963, and Chief Riley Bennett knocks on Dody Canfield's door informing her that her husband died instantly when his car struck a telephone pole. Not wanting to raise her three children alone, it isn't long before she brings home Frank Billings; and he's moving in. Mama sends 13-year-old Missy to take her little brother, Billie, fishing so she can have some alone time with Uncle Frank. Billie casts his line into the murky river water hooking the big one; granddaddy of all fish. He quickly hands the reel to Missy hoping not to lose his catch. Missy reels in slowly - bubbles begin emerging - releasing an undercurrent of secrets, deadly lies, and terror on the Canfield family.

Avg Rating

2.85

Number of Ratings

5 STARS

4 STARS

23%

3 STARS

38%

2 STARS

1 STARS

23%

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Author

Roxe Anne Peacock

Author · 3 books

Roxe Anne Peacock lives in Caledonia, Illinois and is the author of Leave No Trace, Fatal Catch and History Lover's Cookbook. When she isn't writing, she loves spending time with husband, Tom, old five daughters, seven grandchildren, son-in-laws, friends and family pets. Her pug, Spike and cat, Simba, help her write. Roxe Anne has participated in Civil War re-enactments for over ten years, hosted ladies' teas, participated in Civil War balls and fashion shows. At the present, Roxe Anne is working on a series set in northern Wisconsin, a science ficiton project off an island near Puerto Rico, and a non-fiction project about her journey to weight loss and health. The book will include color photos of gluten and sugar-free reicpes, articles on benefits of healthy vegetables, fruits, herbs and spices. She will also include a complete table of contents and nutritional guide. Roxe Anne is related to Benjamin Franklin, Norman Rockwell, Napoleon Bonaparte and Porter Rockwell, Joseph Smith's right hand man. This doesn't reflect her religious beliefs.