Tracks and Ties
By Camy Tang
2013
First Published
4.48
Average Rating
283
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2013 Guideposts hardcover, 5th printing. Camy Tang (Unshakeable A Christian Romantic Suspense novella ). Shelley is approached by a realtor who tells her that the Bauers are sitting on real estate gold. Maybe it’s time to sell their how so they can buy something larger for their growing family. But what will become of the friendships Shelley forged with her Newport Avenue neighbors? Meanwhile, Margaret tries to shake off the winter blues by photographing the old train station for artistic inspiration. She makes a startling discovery, though, when she views the pictures on her computer. When Beverly asks her estranged cousin to be a bridesmaid, she realized that there is still unfinished business from her marriage to her late husband. And Diane is asked to be the subject of a story about surviving cancer a second time, but is she ready to share such a personal experience with strangers? The friends finally make their way to the house that was once owned by Elias Thorpe. After prodding the current owners, they uncover a clue to the elusive station master’s destination after he vanished from Marble Cove. Could he still be there after all these years? -
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4.48
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Author
Camy Tang
Author · 25 books
Camy writes Christian romantic suspense, contemporary romance, and cozy mystery as Camy Tang and Regency romance under her pen name, Camille Elliot. She grew up in Hawaii but now lives in northern California with her engineer husband and rambunctious dog. She graduated from Stanford University in psychology with a focus on biology, but for nine years she worked as a biologist researcher. Then God guided her path in a completely different direction and now she’s writing full time, using her original psychology degree as she creates the characters in her novels. In her free time, she’s a staff worker for her church youth group and leads one of her church’s Sunday worship teams. She also loves to knit, spin wool into yarn, and is training to (very slowly) run a marathon.
