No Fear!

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

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Synopsis

International Headline! Headless bodies wash ashore outside the grounds of Templetons de México, a five star hotel located on the north beach of Mazatlán, prompting an exodus of guests. *** A convention at the hotel is scheduled to attract guests who are interested in regression, and their search to better understand their souls. But there is a killer among them, a vicious and brutal killer. Revenge is driving this maniac, a deadly plot that took 25 years to contrive. Mickey, a man who died 38 years ago is living at the hotel, looking quite alive and well. He has a secret so absurd, so outrageous. And yet, he is determined to follow through with his plan. Emma is the strong-willed assistant at Templetons, who, while battling with Mickey's impossible proposal, takes the lead in fighting the terrorists who have infiltrated their home at Templetons de México. NO FEAR! is a psychological thriller that takes you through one week in time, it will keep you reading until the end, leaving you filled with tears, and shock... and wanting more.

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Author Biography

C. Michaels is from the Pacific NW but now lives in Mexico with her Chow Chow, Rani. Michaels' writes thrillers with twisty plots that tease the reader until the end. Her books, Cross Roads and NO FEAR! are a series that follow the hotel owner, Templeton from Idaho in Cross Roads, where greed drives evil people, to Mazatlan, Mx in NO FEAR!, 25 years later where that past greed is reborn with a killer on the loose. Her latest novel, Bill of Human Wrongs is a frightening political thriller that has been compared to a Rod Serling story. C. Michaels has always had a love for the arts, in both writing and painting, finding Mazatlan's Paradise the perfect place to work. Her books are character driven, and will easily draw you into their crazy zany world, a place where for some, there are no scruples or decency. Michaels is excited about the release of her new political thriller, Bill of Human Wrongs, now on available on Amazon.

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Author Insight

Mickey Reveals Himself To Emma

A lot for Emma to handle... is her friend crazy?

Book Excerpt

No Fear!

“Does Mori still have that wild side to her? Oh, I did love to see her in action. That’s one lady whose integrity reached out further than I could imagine. She really didn’t care what anyone thought of her, she was going to tell it how it was.”

“I find Gloria like that too, Mickey. And I agree, it is fun to watch.”

“You’re exactly right. Perhaps that’s why they disliked each other. They were so different, and yet, so much alike. They couldn’t see any of that though. It’s going to be interesting to see how all these years have changed their relationship. I think it might be good to get them talking about old times. But I’m not sure about that, so don’t do it because of my suggestion.”

“Don’t worry about that. I think for myself.” From across the table, Emma sees him smiling, and for the first time, thinks of him as rather cute, in spite of his age. “I don’t think I’m going to come back here, Mickey. It’s fun tonight with you, but we can do this at home. The purpose of coming here was to understand or learn if there are souls that are part of my make up, and other than Laura dyin…” She sees him looking at her oddly, and remembers Laura’s words, Love him. “No, Mickey. You don’t actually believe that your wife’s soul is part of me?”

“You couldn’t ask for a nicer soul, Emma. So, maybe I do believe that. There’s a plan for everything.”

“Please don’t talk to me in riddles. You lose me with that kind of talk, Mickey.”

“I helped you when you were six years old. I told you when you were an infant to think of me if you needed help, and I would be there for you. And that offer holds until the day you grow old and die.” He’s beginning to sound agitated with her. “Ben didn’t believe in God, or in me. But oddly enough, he loved me. Can you make sense of any of that kind of thinking? Emma, don’t tell me that you are a non-believer, when you are lucky enough to have actually known me during different parts of your life. I have proven to you that I’m real.” Mickey’s voice has a sharp edge to it now, “I have proven to you that there is a plan.”

“There you go with the riddles again. I wish you would speak to me with clarity.” She looks at the women’s fashions, and the cars parked on the side of the road. “What year do you think this is, Mickey?”

“Honey, I thought you understood. Laura died the day you were born.”