The Gator Leaves Nothing Behind - Part II (The Disturbing History Saga)

The Disturbing History Saga - Inspired by actual events"Choose de right one an' you will know peace and success . . . Choose de wrong one an' you will suffer in bondage many a year."A chance meeting set the spinning threads of destiny in motion in the bayou-side community of Houma, Louisiana, where a young woman’s quiet struggle builds to horrific heights. Mary Poche finds herself facing a diabolical threat, a nemesis she never expected: her husband.Back in September of 1958, Mary was delivered a fate-filled message about dangerous choices and two men who would enter her life. The mysterious details of that Creole woman’s warning fade fast from Mary's memory as the busy school days go by, yet her future continues to align, inescapable. Mary has a brilliant mind with a clear road to her educational ambitions, but life is about to throw her into a maze of relationships, hormones, desires, and dangers she never saw coming. She finds herself lured, caught amidst the attention of a boy and a man. One has a questionable future and one has a mysterious past; both are a possible threat to her safety.She's afraid of losing her head and her heart to love . . . but what if the stakes are much higher?Kami Boley's newest installment of The Disturbing History Saga, The Gator Leaves Nothing Behind, Part II, is a dark and twisting, fictional yet alarmingly real exploration of relationships, crime, and life near the waterways of mid-twentieth-century Louisiana.

The author Kami Boley was born in Houma, Louisiana, in 1973. At a young age, she discovered a deep passion for books and writing. As a young adult, she put that dream on hold to devote her time and energy to work as a cosmetologist so she could provide for a new love in her life, her daughter, Kirstie. Now that Kirstie is grown, Kami is ready to share her stories. Some stories will be for children, some will be for adults -- but as she creates them, you will be able to find them all at Boley Books LLC.