Web of Silence

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Description Web of Silence takes the reader on a painful, frightening and often times touching journey of a young woman, Elizabeth Rose Brockton, who has relocated under an assumed identity after disappearing from the small town of Aidan, Michigan. The story begins two years later when Beth learns of her mother’s death and must confront her conflicted reasons regarding her return to her hometown. She hopes to attend the funeral, handle the legalities, and slip back into the protection of her fragile charade with her secrets intact. It is a journey of her shattered dreams and how with the help of the fiancé she left behind, Sam Andrews, she is able to rebuild her life in order to trust and love once more. About the Kathleen Dutton has enjoyed the craft of writing since childhood as a way to enter a world of unlimited possibilities. She has retired from the professional world as a clinical engineer, training cardiologists in the US to support products which make a difference in cardiac procedures. She enjoys life in Michigan with her husband, and family, especially in northern Michigan where Hemingway spent time writing his early novels. Book She rushed to her second-floor apartment as uneasiness crept over her when she quickly climbed the stairs. While she reached into her coat pocket for keys, a noise from below startled her. She turned to see if someone climbed the stairway, her heart raced instantly. She wanted to cry out when she heard footsteps that sounded on the metal stairs. Her hands were numb as she fumbled and attempted to fit the key into the lock. Hurry!! The deafening command echoed in her brain. She turned toward the stairs and cried out when a dark figure advanced toward her. She dropped the books and papers as he grabbed her by the arms and spun her around to face him. She hit at him with her fists. “Leave me alone!” she screamed. He attempted to grab her flailing arms. “Beth! Stop it!” She looked at him, but her panicked thoughts didn’t allow her ey