The Story
As if losing her family in a tragic accident wasn’t enough sorrow for a lifetime, a fatal end to a relationship sends recent college graduate Lauren Miller on the run to escape the memories.
A new life. A new job. A new multi-millionaire boss whose unusual interest in her life makes her uneasy.
But then the worst happens, a package on the doorstep. No one knows she has moved, but someone is stalking her. Pictures, an old wedding dress, a corpse, and threats.
Lauren is frozen. She can’t go to the police – too many secrets. Can she turn to her new boss? Can she still trust him after she finds out his secret connection to her past?
When all seems lost, can Lauren gain the composure to overcome the demons of her past and conquer her greatest challenge – to survive another day?
Background Information
Influenced by great writers of past and present, such as Mary Higgins Clark, Beverly Lewis, Charles Dickens, and Emilie Loring, Emily Rose Cardé has captured the love of suspense and inspirational romance in both purity and modesty. Enjoyed by all ages, this 41,000 word novella allows readers as young as pre-teen an opportunity to read and appreciate suspense and romance from a Christian worldview – without being preachy.
According to PCA pastor, Reverend Randy Martin, “ICU has all the romantic appeal of the Twilight series, without the the vampires…” He sees the book as an opportunity for young girls to enjoy a modest romance.
ICU is Emily’s first completed novella and was released in May, 2011.
Seventeen at first publishing, Emily began writing ICU as a short story at the age of fourteen. Many adult readers have been surprised at the maturity of her writing.
Click here to see four reasons you should read ICU.
All proceeds from the sale of the book will go towards Emily’s college expenses at Patrick Henry College.
To contact Emily, please send an email to this address:
icu_book@yahoo.com
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