Kimberly Shursen

Conviction Kimberly Shursen

IN THIS MIND-BENDING MEDICAL THRILLER, A HIGHLY RESPECTED SURGEON FULFILLS HIS GOD-GIVEN PURPOSE ACCORDING TO THE 11TH COMMANDMENT.

"Rarely does a written story give me pause as this one."

Twenty miles south of Atlanta, in Justyce, GA. seventy-two-year-old African American Zeb Parrish takes custody of his only grandchild, six-year-old Lilly.

Soon after Lilly arrives, she ends up in the emergency room with a broken arm, and then suddenly disappears without a trace.



The search is on. Will Lilly be found before it's too late?



Or will she, like dozens of others before her, be safely returned, with no memory of what happened, the only reminder of the abduction, a small scar on her abdomen.



WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT CONVICTION:



" In this taut, troubling thriller, Shursen takes yet another controversial topic and voiced herself beautifully as she penned the story of the Parrish family from Justyce, Georgia."



"The villain is so well written that you understand him, knowing that no one is all bad or all good. He's evil, yet you see the reason. From the gripping beginning to the surprising end, you'll find yourself hating to put this one down." - Bestselling author Jerilyn Dufresne



"Conviction deals with one of the most difficult people to rehabilitate...emotionally, relationally and spiritually."



"I was launched into a million different emotions with each of the characters."



"You're drawn into the mind and life of a psychopath who believes he's doing God's work."

"Once you reach the end you think it's over but you're in for another story that just begins."

"OMG! My nerves are shot! 5 stars from me!"



"As all the pieces fall into place the ending has your mouth hanging open saying, "I never saw that coming!"



"I have read all of this author's books and have been knocked over with each one."



"Once again, Shursen's creativity, writing abilities, and research make for a fast-paced, exciting read."



"Well-written story with lots of great characters."