Hate's Revenge
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About the Book
Moving to a new place among strangers, and completely on your own can be a stressful situation. But suppose when you get there, you find someone's hate threatening your life. What do you do? HATE'S REVENGE is a novel about a woman who attempts revenge on the daughter of the woman she thinks ruined her life. Helen Bowman, a teacher, believes Sabrina Ellis, world-renowned ballerina, stole Jeremy Seaborn from her twenty-five years ago, and harbors a deep hatred, vowing revenge. When Laura Seaborn, daughter of Sabrina and Jeremy comes back to Redmond to place her ill grandmother in a home, and obtains a teaching position at the same school as Helen Bowman, Helen seeks revenge on Sabrina by threatening Laura's life. Then, Helen Bowman is found dead from what is at first thought to be natural causes, but further investigation indicates it is murder. With Helen dead, Laura should feel safe, but incidents occur that make her feel even more threatened. Someone else is even more vicious than Helen.
About the Author
Alice Bender is a native of New York City. She moved to Long Island and then to the Mid-Hudson Valley where she lived for many years with her husband and five children and taught Remedial Reading and Writing. She has been writing essays, articles and short stories since high school days, many of which have been published in newspapers and magazines, and was a reporter for her college newspaper. Recently, her work was included in an anthology, PAPER SAILORS, published by the Mount Dora Writers' Guild. HATE'S REVENGE is her first novel and was inspired by the people she worked with and the situations she encountered. She is presently living in Florida with her husband and daughters and has begun another novel.