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King Avery persuades authorities to split North Carolina in two. He calls Westcarolina "the first Christian state." Sensing a story, reporter Annie Price investigates his radical changes in a novel reminiscent of the legend of Camelot.
About the author
Nancy Stancill spent more than thirty-eight years as a newspaper reporter and editor before she began writing fiction full-time. An award-winning investigative reporter, writing in Texas, North Carolina, Virginia and California, she earned a journalism degree and a master's in creative writing.She lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, with her husband, Len Norman, but part of her heart belongs in Pennsylvania with her son, daughter-in-law, and granddaughter.Deadly Secrets is her fourth book and third in the Annie Price, investigative reporter, series. Her memoir, Tall, was her third book. When not writing, she can be found reaching items on top shelves, reading mysteries, taking long walks, and playing with her black cat, Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg.
