Threads of Destiny

by J.P. Mercer

Threads of Destiny embraces the coastal paradise of Santa Barbara, California, and the beautiful, romantic scenery of its virgin wine country. It's the story of the powerful Cara Vittore Cipriano and Jacquelyn Lee Biscayne. Cara is a lawyer and Padrone of the prestigious Cipriano Vineyards and Jake, an FBI forensic pathologist, is undercover with the Monsoon Rain Task Force, which is closing in on the Mexican/Colombian cocaine pipeline. Twisted threads had torn their lives asunder, leaving each to follow their own path toward an undeniable, inevitable fate. Destined to cross paths again, their lives will entwine amidst a world of intrigue, cocaine, murder and the relentless search for a ruthless killer.

154 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

About the author

J.P. Mercer, a native of Big Sky Country, now lives in the Sonoran desert in southwestern Arizona. J.P. traded in her skis and snow chains for eternal sunny days and the Valley of The Sun. “The first living thing that graced my doorstep when I arrived in Arizona was a Gecko and it has been my good luck charm ever since.” J.P.’s interests are as diverse as the ever-changing landscape of the beautiful Sonoran desert. “I believe in friendship, the kind that nurtures and transcends all other frail human emotions. I believe in living each day to the fullest and opening one’s heart and mind to the incredible goodness and beauty of all people regardless.” (from the publisher's website)

Reviews

[Diane (IF U'RE PRIVATE, PLEASE SKIP ME!!!) Wallace · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great sequel to 'incommunicado' which itself was a fantastic book also..good storyline and strong,sexy and well developed characters..recommend that everyone read all the books in this series!

[Susanne · Rating 4 out of 5]

We meet some of the characters from 'Talons' and 'Web': I am a sort of person who likes to read a series of books in order..... Not sure where this book fits in the series, perhaps a prequel to 'Talons'? Surprisely, this book can be read as a stand-a-lone.