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Readers Say Stopped Cold's Great for Teens and Adults

ā€œStopped Cold is filled with emotion, strong characters, teenage romance, adventure, danger and the intricate workings of modern day high school studies and sports.ā€ Larry Hammersley.

ā€œā€¦follow Margaretā€™s journey to discover the depth of true character and faith not only in school and friends, but family.ā€ Author and Book Reviewer Lisa Lickel.

ā€œTheyā€¦ā€ (the characters) ā€œ..are as finely tuned as a lovely stringed instrument, each having a different song to play in the story.ā€ Book Reviewer Barbara Shelton

"This is a great read. I recommend it for teens or adults alike. It certainly kept me turning the pages to see what would happen next when Margaret, Jimmy, and their friend Emily go out looking to stop dangerous drug dealers." Connie C

More About Stopped Cold

Things arenā€™t what they seem in peaceful Mistville, North Carolina. Margaret McWhorter enjoys a laid-back Freshman year in high school flirting with Jimmy Willmore, swimming and hanging out with friendsā€”until that day. Her brother, Sean, suffers a stroke from taking a steroid. Now heā€™s lying unconscious in a hospital. Margaretā€™s angry at her dad for pushing Sean to be a great quarterback, but a fire of hatred burns inside her to make the criminals pay. Looking for justice, she takes Jimmy and her best friend, Emily, through a twisted, drug-filled sub-culture. A clue sends them deep into the woods behind the school where they overhear drug dealers discuss Sean. Time and time again they walk a treacherous path and come face to face with danger. Even the cop on the case canā€™t stop them from investigating. All the while Margaret really wants to cure Sean, heal the hate inside, and open her heart to love.

Stopped Cold finished fourth in the 16th Annual Preditors and Editors Readers Poll 

A 2013 Grace Awards Finalist


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