Deadly Behavior

Sullivan, Dee

ISBN 10: 0975480324 / ISBN 13: 9780975480328

Published by TurnKey Press, 2004

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Bibliographic Details

Title: Deadly Behavior

Publisher: TurnKey Press

Publication Date: 2004

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: very_good

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Synopsis:

John Harrison is explosive, dominating, and arrogant. To secure his political future, he climbs into bed with some of society’s worst, and when his daughter’s actions threaten to expose him, he marks her a traitor.

Fully aware that forgiveness is not among her father’s virtues, sixteen-year-old Lisa runs away in an attempt to survive. She must not underestimate her father’s political strength or the intensity with which he will pursue her. John will silence her and anyone else that gets in his way. So begins a serious game of hide and seek where there are no higher stakes.

About the Author:

Dee Sullivan was born and raised in the small town of Mason City, Iowa. As a young girl, she was exposed to the harder side of family life through observing her mother’s work with special needs children. It was an accumulation of events that inspired her to write her first suspense novel, Deadly Behavior, which chronicles the hidden underbelly of domestic abuse and political corruption that often lies beneath the seemingly idyllic surface of small town life.

Married at nineteen, Sullivan lived for a brief time in Minnesota and eventually moved to Colorado. She devoted the past twenty years to raising three children, and working in the electronics industry for companies such as Hewlett-Packard, Woodward Governor, and Iontech.

Now divorced with her children grown, Sullivan decided to follow her passion for the law and pursue a second career in the legal field. She enrolled in a two-year paralegal program and completed the certificate in less than one year, surpassing all of her peers. Following graduation, she was immediately employed by a prominent law firm in Loveland, Colorado, and quickly rose to the rank of lead paralegal where she enjoys working on personal injury cases where she feels she can make a difference.

Sullivan’s keen understanding of the law enables her to untangle the intricate justice system for readers of Deadly Behavior. The attention to technical detail lends credibility and realism to the story, while her sensitive and compassionate handling of the disturbing issues of rape and domestic violence draws the reader in without being gratuitous. Though the novel tackles a dark subject matter, Deadly Behavior ultimately concludes on a positive note as the characters learn the lessons of forgiveness and redemption.

Sullivan currently resides in Fort Collins, Colorado, and enjoys teaching Sunday school at her local church. In addition to writing, she devotes much of her free time to sewing and needlepoint projects.