title: Secrets Can Be Deadly
author:  Nancy Roe 
description: When Nancy Roe was twelve she wrote an autobiography for a sixth grade English assignment. After all these years, and several moves, she still has the tattered and yellowed manuscript that is held together by two pieces of black yarn and three brass fasteners. In the last chapter Nancy wrote that she wanted to be an author. Dreams do come true! Nancy self-published her first book: Organize The Nancy Waythe low-cost, fun, creative way to get your life in shape in 2012. In 2013, Nancy wrote her first mystery novel: Secrets Can Be Deadly. Nancy Roe blogs on her website (TheNancyWay.com). Each article is based on one of these six words: Organize, Read, Eat, Create, Laugh, Learn. Youll find articles on organizing tips, recipes, craft ideas, computer tips, grammar tips, and unusual holidays. Even her dog Shadow writes an articlethere has to be humor, and hes a funny guy! Nancy is a Midwest farm girl at heart and currently lives in Tennessee with her husband and four-legged child.
zlib_text: Praise for Deadly Little Secrets
  
  “Jeanne Adams has done it again with Deadly Little Secrets. Excellent and
  thrilling! Deadly Little Secrets is fast-paced, riveting and highly
  entertaining.”
  
  —New York Times bestselling suspense author Carla Neggers
  
  “An evocative and explosive thriller! Jeanne Adams delivers another
  electrifying read in Deadly Little Secrets.”
  
  —Roxanne St. Claire, internationally bestselling author
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  “ANA, YOU ARE GOING TO INVITE ME IN, AREN’T YOU?”
  
  He held her hand, his thumb making restless circles on her palm. Her
  imagination was in overdrive, thinking of having his hands on her body.
  
  Part of her, the part that was so afraid of screwing up again, wanted to say
  no. That part wanted to scoot away to the other side of the seat.
  
  The rest of her, the part that was more truly Ana, agreed. “Yes,” she said,
  forcing herself to meet his dark gaze. “I am. I’m not sure it’s smart, but I’m
  going to do it anyway.”
  
  “Smart?” Gates asked, knowing it was a rhetorical q