Books with title GIRL NEXT DOOR

“We serial killers are your sons, we are your husbands, we are everywhere”-Ted BundyInspired by a true story. He came in the morning when they were still making lunches and getting ready for school and work. He killed them all. Mother, father, children. Brutally slaughtered them in the comfort of their own home.They called him the Monday Morning Killer.That was forty years ago, but now it is happening again. A mother and her daughter are brutally murdered in their own home, on a peaceful Monday morning in Cocoa Beach, Florida.Home alone with six children while his wife - country superstar Shannon King - is on tour, Detective Jack Ryder gets the most terrifying case of his career, chasing a deranged serial killer unlike anyone he has ever seen.No one feels safe, especially not the girl next door, who just bought the house where the first family was killed forty years ago.Who is capable of such cruelty? And why?Could one person be responsible for these brutal killings of entire families so many years apart? Or is Jack dealing with a copy-cat? You’ll never guess the shocking answer. With intense twists and nerve-wracking tension, GIRL NEXT DOOR is Willow Rose at her most chilling and horrifying. This is precisely the type of book that earned her the nickname the Queen of Scream.GIRL NEXT DOOR is the fifth book in Willow Rose's popular Jack Ryder series but can be read as a standalone.Scroll up and grab a copy today.

A novel about losing your home and finding your family, from the award-winning Australian author of Walking Naked and Finding GraceSee, what happened was, our lives were going really well. My mum got a promotion, I enrolled in an A-list school, and then my Dad had this great idea to start an empire. But now he's 'gone to the country'. What does that mean? Is it the same place they take old, sick dogs? Has he joined a cult? It's been two months now, and I still don't know what it means. Declan, the boy next door, says that my dad's in hospital, but everyone's dying as far as Declan is concerned. Now there are strange people living in our spare rooms, and all my stuff is on the lawn. I've tried to raise it with my mum, but she talks to me as if I am a four-year-old - when she talks to me at all, which is less and less lately. Hello! Can somebody please tell me what's going on?

He’ll teach her to be badThe new girl next door? She’s adorable, but totally off-limits. I don’t do commitment—been there, done that, got the broken heart—and sweet-as-pie Becca is too close to girlfriend material. But she asks me to help her find her naughty side, and I’m the perfect guy for the job. She wants to take some risks and face her fears, and I have all kinds of ideas. I just need to keep my d*ck—and my heart—out of it.After all, we’re just two friends having fun. What could possibly go wrong?Suddenly single, and on my own in a new town, I decide it’s time to stop being so predictable. I’m tired of being the good girl. And who better to help me out of my shell than my new neighbor, Lucas?Sure, he’s sexy as sin. And as our adventures in naughtiness escalate, my lady parts are not complaining.We agreed to stay just friends. We wouldn’t let this get complicated. But Lucas is kind of amazing. And the more time we spend together, the more my heart wants things he can’t give.Good Girl Next Door was previously titled Could Be the One

While most seniors at her high school are worrying about prom and final exams, seventeen-year-old Sam is desperately trying to save her best friend Jesse's life. He has a rare, treatment-resistant form of cancer, and his odds of survival aren't good, and he may have only ten months left to live. Through every bit of his pain and anguish, Sam has been by his side--through the grueling, aggressive treatments and their awful aftermath, to sleeping in his room at night when he's afraid to be alone. Best friends and neighbors since preschool, Jesse and Sam's friendship is changing--now they're falling in love, and the bond between them grows stronger even as Jesse is weakens. Will they have a happy ending...or will their story end in heartbreak?

The Girl Next DoorBy Augusta Huiell SeamanAuthor Of "The Sapphire Signet," "The Boarded-Up House," Etc.Illustrated By C. M. Relyea------------------------------------------------------------------------CONTENTSIMarcia's SecretIIThe Face Behind the ShutterIIIThe Gate OpensIVThe Backward GlanceVThe Handkerchief in the WindowVICecily Reveals HerselfVIISurprises All AroundVIIIAt the End of the StringIXFor the Sake of CecilyXThe Filigree BraceletXIThe Lifted VeilXIIMiss Benedict SpeaksXIIIVia WirelessXIVThe Writing on the BraceletsXVPuzzling it OutXVIOne Mystery ExplainedXVIIMajor Goodrich AssistsXVIIIThe Major has a Further InspirationXIXThe UnexpectedXXAunt Minerva Takes CommandXXISix Months Later

During night-time fireworks at Coffee Creek's first official barbecue cook-off, deep in Texas Hill Country, lawyer Alice MacDonald Greer trips over the murdered body of a sharp-tongued food writer. The hotly competitive grill-masters all possess sharp knives and stout alibis. With local law enforcement baffled, the mystery darkens when a malevolent stalker pursues Alice and her engaging but secretive client using arson, assault and highway terror. Alice finds herself needing far more than her legal skills to survive. An Alice MacDonald Greer legal thriller, full of smoke, music, mayhem and suspense.

Marcia tells her friend Janet that the nearby house that always looks shuttered, dark and vacant is not so. There are people living in there. They learn that a young girl their age, Cicely Marlowe, lives there with an older woman who wears a veil over her face, Miss Benedict. They find out that Cicely does not know why, when her mother dies, she was sent to live with Mrs. Benedict. She was never told. Mrs. Benedict insists the girl stay in most all the time and never allows her to look out the windows or talk to girls her age. Marcia and Janet want to unravel this mystery.

See, what happened was, our lives were going really well. My mom got a promotion, I enrolled in an A-list school, and then my Dad had this great idea to start an empire. But now he's "gone to the country." What does that even mean? Is it the same place they take old, sick dogs? Has he joined a cult? It's been two months now, and I still don't know what it means. Declan, the boy next door, says that my dad's in a hospital, but everyone's dying as far as Declan is concerned. Now there are strange people living in our spare rooms, and all my stuff is on the lawn. I've tried to raise it with my mom, but she talks to me as if I am a four-year-old—when she talks to me at all, which is less and less lately. Hello! Can somebody please tell me what's going on?