New Mystery/Love Story

Lily saw her sister Sara’s ghost in the “chipped Arborite counter of Higgstown Diner,” a “stool that swiveled just a little too much to the right,” and the memories of a lovely older sister who wore a little bit too much blue eye shadow.

The two sisters worked their mother’s diner for more than 25 years, since Lily was seven. Now Sara was gone—a victim of a senseless killing, which Sheriff Royce Wilkins presumes Lily as his prime suspect.

And why not? The sisters’ father left his millions to his older daughter, leaving Lily penniless. After Sara’s death, Lily became the richest citizen of Higgstown. The only problem the Sheriff has is circumstantial evidence and a desire to close the case before he retires.

Then one evening a burglar enters Lily’s small Maine diner. Fortunately, a good- Samaritan rescues her, P.I. Aiden O’Rourke. Could he be the man Lily has always wanted or is he a harbinger of more trouble? 

Thus begins author Jeanne Bannon’s newest YA novel, Nowhere to Run. It’s a mystery love story that knits together surprising curves that will keep readers guessing, “Who was Sara’s murder?” until the thrilling confession near the book’s dramatic ending.

As readers experience Lily’s adversities, the author injects a soothing faith that will uplift any heart deflated by the recent loss of a loved one.

If you are 16-96 you are bound to enjoy this superb ebook.

About the Author

Jeanne Bannon has worked in the publishing industry for over twenty years. First a freelance journalist, followed by an in-house editor for LexisNexis, Canada, and currently a freelance editor and writer. Several of her short stories have won first place in the Writes of Caledon Short Story Contests. Bannon’s debut novel, Invisible, a story about a teen unhappy with herself and wishing for the power to just disappear actually does.

Bannon is also the mother to daughters Nina and Sara, two Miniature Schnauzers and a rambunctious cat. She and husband David live in Toronto, Canada.