Killer Lessons - Paperback

by Erika Karres (Author)

Logan Adams is popular and attends one of the best private schools in the nation. Suddenly, she goes missing. Qiana and Honee are brand-new substitute teachers who desperately want to make a new beginning for themselves. The young substitutes throw themselves into a frantic search for Logan and in the process uncover a sinister truth. The school where they are working isn't a school at all but a facade for unspeakable crimes against its students. Now Qiana, Honee and Logan are caught up in a scheme of unspeakable evil with nowhere to turn, and no one is coming to their rescue.

Author Biography

Erika Shearin Karres was born in Magdeburg, Germany at the start of WWII. When she was old enough to realize that one reason for the Holocaust was the terrible education German children received during the Nazi regime, she decided to devote herself to education. She came to the US at age 21 and obtained a BA in Education, a Master's in Education, and a Doctor of Education degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC. She taught in the public schools and at the college level for 35 years. For her outstanding work in education, she was honored by the Governor of North Carolina with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine award. The Governor of Kentucky honored her by naming her a Kentucky Colonel. She wrote more than a dozen non-fiction books on educational topics, among them the best-selling "Mean Chicks, Cliques, and Dirty Tricks." Several of her books have been translated into foreign languages and are used as teaching materials. She divides her time between Chapel Hill, NC and Wilmington, NC. "Killer Lessons" is her first book of fiction, but definitely not her last one.