Storm Shelter

Delta Stevens #2

by Linda Kay Silva

And Delta will have to use every bit of her courage and determination to capture a killer who is terrorizing people on her beat and murdering them with bizarre and ancient weapons. In her investigation, Delta unravels a mystery that has her best friend, Connie Rivera, slated as the final victim.

To catch the murderer, Delta and Connie, once again, join together in a deadly race against time. Only now, they must enter the complex world of computer games in order to solve the mystery before the murderer can strike again.

In between her tireless investigating, Delta is learning how to maintain a new and very different relationship with Megan Osborne, an ex-prostitute. With portions of her own life finally falling into place, Delta turns her full attention to solving the mystery and saving Connie's life from the hands of a brilliant madman bent on her destruction.

The cast pits Delta's resourcefulness and mettle against one of the most intelligent and insane criminal minds in the country. With the help of an intriguing assortment of supporting characters, Delta and Connie accept the life-and-death challenge from the deranged genius, and put their bravery, skill, wit, and love for each other to the ultimate test of survival.

Genres: Lesbian, Mystery, Lesbian Fiction

296 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1993

About the author

Linda Kay Silva, a.k.a. Storm, lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her partner and a menagerie of animals. She wakes up happy, laughs all day long, and lives a life that had included African safaris, Thai temples, riding Harleys, and floating down rivers on bamboo rafts. By day, she is a World, American, British, Asian, and Women’s Literature Professor at a military university. By night, she is a lover of all things zombie-esque and will watch any movie where a zombie eats a human being. She’s has been known to offer parts in her books to her students, who touch her life as much as she hopes she touches theirs. She is proud to be with Sapphire Books and looks forward to a long and satisfying writing career with them. Linda Kay prides herself on responding to everyone who has ever written her, and she encourages you to join her and Sapphire Books on Facebook.

Linda Kay Silva is the recipient of the 2013 Alice B. Medal for her body of work.

aka Alex Westmore

Reviews

[Barbara · Rating 2 out of 5]

Way, way too long and drawn out. And the video game story line was boring and made the book hard to read.