The Georgia Series Collection - The Complete Cozy Mystery Series

June V. Bourgo

Summary

All three books in June V. Bourgo's 'The Georgia Series', now in one volume!
 
Winter's Captive: Recently separated from her cheating husband and unaware of a budding pregnancy, Georgia Charles is on her way to Yukon to visit a childhood friend. After she's attacked by unknown men, Georgia's trip becomes a fight for survival. Escaping to the wild, she seeks shelter in an abandoned cabin. With no survival skills and an impending childbirth, Georgia has to face the harsh elements of British Columbia's Last Frontier - and her inner demons - in order to survive.
 
Chasing Georgia: Georgia's resilience is challenged by close confidantes, life-altering requests, and unknown pursuers. Chasing Georgia is a story of redemption, forgiveness, and the knowledge that family is born not from blood, but from love and respect. Can Georgia rely on her inner strength to forge a new path forward for herself?
 
Missing Thread: Georgia awakens to a sea of faces she has no memory of, in a place she doesn’t remember. Returning to a home she doesn’t recognize, Georgia struggles to mend the strained relationship between herself and her family, and rediscover a life she can't recall ever having. Through life-changing events and a mental struggle that challenges the very core of their family, Georgia realizes that her accident is linked to something in her past. But can she put the pieces together and learn the truth?

Available since: 07/14/2022.

Print length: 808 pages.

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