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Start giftingA New Year’s Bite
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Learn moreNathan gets a visit from his friend, Terra, a detective with the Atlanta police, and is worried by her appearance. She tells him she’s frustrated that she hasn’t caught the Slasher, a serial killer plaguing the city. As they talk, Nathan uncovers other problems in Terra’s life: her new partner’s a jerk, her boyfriend is a wonderful man but rotten in bed, and her parents want her to bring her new beau to their New Year’s party.
Helping with Terra’s boyfriend is easy. Nathan joins them in the bedroom and gives the young man lessons. And he even helps Terra by posing as her date for the New Year’s party. But when he finds one of the Slasher’s victims, Nathan is mistaken for the killer. And if that isn’t bad enough, at the party he meets an alluring woman who reminds him of the gypsy who got him staked years ago. Will he survive this encounter without giving away his secret?
Lydia Parks grew up in New Orleans, the city of music, fun, and food. After a year of college, she dropped out and ran off to Alaska to enjoy a taste of the Wild West pipeline days. Three years later, tired of working for minimum wage, Lydia returned to the South and earned a master’s degree in engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. As a civil engineer for the government, she spends a lot of time out in the woods, and was even sent to Siberia for a brief assignment. While moving around, she stumbled onto the joy of her life—writing.