The Serpent's Secret

Book 1New owner of Landis Labs, a corporation that makes antivenom, Lynell Landis is overcome with grief when her father suddenly dies from snake venom. Ricardo Sanchez, owner of a coffee plantation where the snake who killed her father was captured, depends on Landis Labs to supply his clinic with the crucial antivenom for his patients in Honduras. Since he provided her father with the giant Fer-de-Lance whose venom killed him, she blames Sanchez for the accident.When Sanchez invites her to visit him in Honduras, she travels to his plantation and finds herself immersed in another world where death is rampant from gangs, drug dealers, disease, and snakebites. Her plan to make him pay for her father's death unravels when she sees Ricardo's love and concern for the Honduran people, and her feelings for Sanchez begin to change. Will her loneliness end in this place of danger and poverty? Book 2Scott Sullivan, a noted herpetologist, was cut off from his wealthy family by his domineering father, and now he successfully breeds and sells rare spider-tailed snakes from Iran when he needs money. When these vipers were first named in 2006, people everywhere coveted them, causing them to be added to the endangered species list and raising their value.Beautiful Leslie Linwood, who works for Landis Labs, visits Scott's lab to acquire three pairs of snakes at $15,000 a pair. When she arrives, she learns the lab has been robbed, and there are no snakes left to purchase.Besides the loss from the robbery, painful pasts involving family plague both Scott and Leslie. When his nephew is bitten by a rattlesnake, Scott has an opportunity to save the boy and repair the bitter feud with his father. Does he take it, or will his pride get in the way? Will the bond Scott and Leslie feel lead to something more than their fascination for reptiles?

• | Author: Brenda Ballard Rawls
• | Publisher: Independently Published
• | Publication Date: Aug 05, 2024
• | Number of Pages: 210 pages
• | Binding: Paperback or Softback
• | ISBN-13: 9798335022774