The Light by Jacqueline Brown

The Light by Jacqueline Brown

A blinding flash . then darkness. Bria Ford and her three closest friends are stranded on a country highway in the middle of a November night. No phones. No car. No lights. Helpless and hundreds of miles from home, they put their lives in the hands of handsome Jonah Page and his flinty sister, East, strangers who somehow know Bria better than she knows herself. As the group bonds to adapt to a new, yet old, way of life, the secrets of Bria's past provide them with the means to survive the extremes of Mother Nature, and the even more frightening extremes of human nature.

Quietly suspenseful, The Light explores how the stories we tell ourselves shape the person we present to the world, and what happens to that person when the world falls away.

Dr. Jacqueline Brown is a professional psychologist who specializes in working with women and girls who have been traumatized by the criminal justice system and have been involved with it. She is continually astounded by the beauty, hope, and tenacity she witnesses in the lives of individuals she works with. She infuses her writing with the same sense of hope, perseverance, and beauty. Jacqueline, her husband, their two sons, and two furry rescue puppies live in Florida. To learn more about Jacqueline Brown and to be alerted of new publications, go to Jacqueline-Brown.com.