Last Second Chance

by Kristi Cramer

Overview

Tim Reardon made a real mess of his life. After five years in a federal penitentiary, he's given one last second chance to work on a ranch in a small town where he can start over. Unaware that his old boss is intent on bringing him back into the fold, Tim thinks his drug running days are behind him for good-until the night he comes face to face with his past. Given the ultimatum to come back to Denver or die, he finds himself in the crosshairs of a deadly enemy."Impeccably edited, Cramer's prose is evocative and easy to read. Every character is realistic and well-drawn, the main characters are especially compelling and you can't help but love them, warts and all. Five stars, without question." Cy Wyss, author of The Bloodless Mask and Polygraph (Inspector Lukas Richter #1)Last Second Chance is A Thomas Family Novel, a series of suspenseful standalone novels featuring characters connected to the Thomas Family of Syracuse, Kansas.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781544855615
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	03/21/2017
Series:	A Thomas Family Novel , #2
Pages:	268
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.56(d)

About the Author

When Kristi isn't riding her Harley or working at the Arc of Lane County for her "day job," you can find her in front of her computer, hammering out exciting suspense stories for anyone willing to read them, or hanging around on social media.

While she has worked on her writing craft for +30 years, like many authors, she had to work other jobs to make ends meet. She has a strange and varied work history, having held jobs in a hotel, a car wash, an insurance company, an electronics assembly line, an auto parts warehouse, a blueberry nursery, and as a truck driver and owner of her own trucking company. She even delivered nuts and bolts around town for a fastener store/warehouse for a while as she pursued her writing career in earnest. Now she is a billing specialist for an agency that advocates for people with physical and mental disabilities.

She got married for the first time at 38, skipped being a mommy and went straight to Grandma. She says, "It worked out best for everyone that way." It is fully her intention to go to her grave having never changed a diaper.