<p>A terrifying memory is locked deep inside her. A killer wants to keep it that way.<br />
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As a nine-year-old child, Eden Moran witnessed the murder of her beloved teacher, Sister Beatrice. Her mind blocked the horrifying memory, and now, seventeen years later, Eden still can&#39;t recall what she saw that fateful day at Albuquerque&#39;s St. Patrick&#39;s Church. The nun&#39;s remains have been unearthed at a local construction site, and Albuquerque police detective, Kevin Dancer, starts pressuring Eden to search the shadows of her terror for clues.<br />
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Eden insists she didn&#39;t see the killer that day. She can&#39;t even remember knowing Sister Beatrice. Regardless, Detective Dancer refuses to give up on her. He&#39;s not only hell-bent on solving the crime, he&#39;s falling in love with her. If her memories resurface, she&#39;ll be in danger, and he wants to protect her. The killer seems determined that she&#39;ll take the memory to an early grave.<br />
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Donnell Ann Bell is the recipient of numerous awards for her fiction writing and the co-owner of Crimescenewriters, a Yahoo group for mystery/suspense writers, which is 2,000 members strong. Donnell was raised in New Mexico&#39;s Land of Enchantment and today calls Colorado home.</p>