Don't Close Your Eyes: A Novel

By Nancy A. Humbach and Oscar Ozete

In the quiet town of Eureka, Georgia, a woman is murdered. On that same night, Helen Tyler arrives in town. She s a kind, soft-spoken woman who owns a handgun and refuses to give out her telephone number. Matt Clevenger, the county sheriff, finds a white Bible on the end of the murdered woman s bed, and learns that another body was found in exactly the same way just two weeks earlier. With little more than this scant but bizarre evidence, Matt must uncover the secret identity of a killer. Helen Tyler must hide a secret past. Together, they embark on a terrifying journey that brings them ever closer to the answers to this deadly mystery, answers that will change both of their lives forever. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591561884
• ISBN13: 9781591561880
• Release Date: April 2003
• Publisher: Covenant Communications
• Length: 294 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great Southern Murder/Suspense!!!

I borrowed this and 3 other books by Betsy from a friend last year at this time and loved this one. Women were found dead from unknown reasons and when Helen came to town, she helped the town Police Officer to solve the crimes. Having the elderly ladies in the neighborhood trying to help solve the case, made for a lot of fun. I really enjoy the humor Betsy adds to each of her books. I highly recommend this book, esp the...

Not her best but still good.

This is my least favoite of Betsy Brannon Greens books but it was still a good book. The mystery was a bit confusing and the love story wasn't strong enough for me, but if you like a good book then read this one. Here is a condensed version of what the book is about. Helen Tyler comes into town on the night of a murder, she is running from her past. She starts working for the sherrif, Matt Clevenger, and finds herself...

a great book!

I have enjoyed all of Betsy Brannon Green's books, and although this one is my least favorite, it is still a wonderful book. A serial killer is on the loose in a small southern town called Eureka, Georgia and the only clue they leave is a small white Bible beside each of the victim's beds. Helen Tyler comes into town and soon begins working for the sherrif, Matt Clevenger, and finds herself also involved with this confusing...