Debbie Herbert Poradie kníh

Musí zachrániť rodinu, ale niektoré tajomstvá sa nedajú pochovať. Hĺbavý triler o žene, ktorá stojí pred ťažkým rozhodnutím. Ak zachráni vlastnú rodinu, zlo zostane nepotrestané. Pred trinástimi rokmi zmizol bez stopy priateľ Jori Trahernovej. Teraz, keď sa presťahovala naspäť domov do Alabamy, aby sa postarala o svoju chorú starú mamu a brata s autizmom, však musí čeliť vražednej záhade, ktorá súvisí s jeho zmiznutím. Jori trpí zriedkavou formou synestézie, vďaka čomu dokáže „počuť“ farby – tón ľudského hlasu je pre ňu rovnako unikátny ako odtlačok prsta. S pomocou svojich schopností sa spolu so sympatickou policajtkou dostanú nebezpečne blízko k odhalenoiu pravdy. No vinníci sú ochotní urobiť všetko, aby ich temné tajomstvá ostali navždy pochované. V ospalom mestečku v zátoke tak už nikto nie je v bezpečí...

Appalachian Perilby Debbie Herbert Her life's in danger. Only he can help.

From bestselling author Debbie Herbert comes a chilling, fast-paced story about family tragedy and confronting what terrifies us most. In the eighteen years since her father went to prison for killing her mother and brother, Della Stallings has battled a crippling phobia. Her fear only grows when her father’s released. She still believes he killed her family, but the police don’t have enough evidence to arrest him again. When new grisly murders occur―each bearing the telltale signs that seem to implicate her father―Della begins to wonder if the real murderer is still out there. Could her father have been framed? To find the truth, Della must face her greatest fears and doubts―not only to find justice for her family but to ensure her own survival.

Murder in the Shallowsby Debbie Herbert They tried to ignore their shared past. But she needs his help

"After more than a decade in a psychiatric ward, Violet returns to her broken-down hometown of Normal, Alabama. As the summer heats up, grim revelations about Violet's family threaten to devour her. Already on the edge of madness, Violet must fight to keep her sanity long enough for the terrible truth to burst from the cold, dark waters."--Publisher description.