Theresa Mortimer

To Hide from Death Iii: Death Comes No More Theresa Mortimer

Publisher Marketing: After Ty and Tom saved her from the fate Eric had planned for her, Kelly moved. After all, with Eric in jail for the next three years she was free to leave without him knowing where she would be. She would finally be safe. WRONG! Kelly and Rhonda find themselves traveling back roads following a map that doesn't name all the roads in their directions. They are running out of time. Star is trapped somewhere in an old asylum and the water is rushing in. If they don't find her quickly, she'll drown. But Eric has left them no entrance. As they search for a way in they make a gruesome discovery that rocks them to their core. With shoddy reception, Kelly manages to get a call through to Tom and leaves a message concerning someone being dead, and Star going to drown and Rhonda was with her but the call drops and she doesn't know if he got it all. Ryan receives a phone call from the demented Eric while he's in the middle of an important merger. Eric tells him that he has twelve hours to find Star or she dies. If he doesn't come, then Kelly will know he was the reason she's dead. Ryan doesn't want to go, but he knows that Star will surely die if he doesn't. Eric tells him to book his flight to BWI while he's on the phone and Ryan does as he's told. After the call ends, Ryan's coworker, Dale volunteers to go with him, believing this will give them an advantage unknown to Eric. Tom comes to the asylum to find Ty having a body loaded in an ambulance and asks if it's Star. Ty is confused because he has no idea that Star was there. When he learns that Rhonda is somewhere looking for Star with Kelly, he drops everything to find her. Someone is hurt. Someone is going to die. Someone is going to save them all... But at what cost? Who will die? Who will survive? Find out in Theresa Moretimer's spine-chilling novel, TO HIDE from DEATH III: Death comes no more. Contributor Bio:  Anstine, Mark Theresa Moretimer was a domestic violence victim and went through several years of therapy and counseling. She began writing as part of that therapy. She enjoys giving lectures and has made public statement for the governor of her state about domestic violence. She strives to help other victims and to help end this tragedy by donating some of the proceeds from her books to domestic violence councils. She encourages her fans to email her if they need help and will steer them in the right direction. Theresa holds BA in Creative Writing, a BA in Accounting and was a sole proprietor until her injuries made work impossible. Now divorced, Theresa lives on a small farm in a quiet community with her children. She enjoys cooking, horseback riding, the outdoors, family game and movie nights with her children as well as ghost hunting with her friends and exploring historical sites, especially those pertaining to the Civil War.