Wrenched

Wrenched

By:  Daniella Nduka  Ongoing
Language: English
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Theresa Gray's genius writing lands her a job as a journalist in one of the best agencies in New Havens, and a contract to write the biography of a renowned author, Robert Johnson. But you know what they say; look before you leap. And Theresa had failed to do just that. Not only did unimaginable and unacceptable secrets wind up, her life became a whirlwind and not even the one good thing – the love she shared with his nephew – could save her from this turbulence.

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Daniella Nduka
nice blurb. I like it
2022-07-20 17:45:45
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okechukwu kingsley
Very very outspoken
2021-01-26 07:35:05
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okechukwu kingsley
Very very outspoken
2021-01-26 07:35:04
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Daniella Nduka
Amazing book
2021-01-21 20:28:44
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JescykaCharm
An amazing cover, the first chapter has me hooked. totally worth the money
2020-12-01 09:44:48
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Neloxx
Wow..... The synopsis is very well articulated...... And your book cover is awesome.... I can't wait to dive in
2020-11-21 15:53:53
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Luna
Just the blurb and I'm already falling in love with the story??. Salute, Author
2020-11-19 16:12:05
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Jesutomisin
Wonderful book, I love the expression of the characters in each chapter. I'm looking forward to reading more of your books
2020-11-17 20:06:25
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angelfloxa
This book is so amazing.. you’re a really good writer, can’t wait for more!!!!!!
2020-11-17 01:15:54
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Grace Rivers
This is an amazing book!! I love the blurb??? perfect narrative
2020-11-16 04:28:54
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Kelvin Nduka
A really great novel??
2020-11-15 22:51:50
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Pearl Paul
It's a great book. Love love love it ?
2020-11-15 22:49:49
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Daniella Nduka
It has a great storyline and I really love the blurb in it. Good novel?
2020-11-10 09:40:00
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106 Chapters
Chapter One
          The serenity and warmth of her apartment was probably the most appealed she's felt all day. The cold windy streets she'd just come up from couldn't have made her day any worse but as the clouds gradually grew darker, she feared it might rain in the course of her half mile walk home. Luckily for her, she got to the apartment just in time before it began to pour. It was always so cold this time of the year and everyone in the city made sure to wear two to three layers of clothing; a shirt, an undershirt and a coat, before stepping out. Theresa Gray's four years of living in Havens City, taught her never to neglect this and she always had an extra layer of clothing on to keep warm since she was always too sensitive to cold.          The warmth of the apartment was exactly what she needed at the moment. Immediately she stepped in, she threw her bag to the couch and hung her coat on the hat stand. One by one, she took of
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Chapter Two
        William reluctantly gave her a ride to Robert Johnson's house. They exchanged goodbye's and she watched him drive off before turning to face the 'gigantic' sight in front of her. Although the house was quite a distance from where she stood, she was able to catch a glimpse of the beautiful sight in what was Robert's Johnson's house. Better still, mansion. She made her way to the front gate and was just about to hit the bell when a tall, huge man with a compressed face emerged from nowhere startling Theresa. As if his height and size wasn't enough, the grim expression he wore complimented the huge scar he had on the right side of his face, making him look intimidating.     "Theresa Gray?" he asked in a deep voice.     She gave him a brief smile and nodded. "Yes."      He drew open the seven feet steel gate and pointed towards the Victorian like building far away. Her eyes followed his
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Chapter Three
      Theresa stood in front of the Martinsen full length mirror, sizing up the dark blue blazer dress. She was twitching her mouth both ways and shaking her head as she decided against the fourth dress now. She moved over to the bed were she had laid out about six other outfit and picked up the black peplum blouse she intended to match with a black pant suit. It was going to be the first day at Havens Cloud and she wanted to make a good impression; more like blow their minds away with the outfit she would eventually wear. She was going for 'not too much, not too less'. And nothing she had sized up seemed to fit that description perfectly. Or so she thought.      She felt a certain relief when she tendered her resignation letter at New Times Daily: practically dancing into the agency and gently slamming her resignation letter on Barris' desk. Not in a million years would he admit this, but he was losing his best P.R.O. and he knew it. She made s
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Chapter Four
     The heavy rain pat on her window, the constant barking of her neighbor’s dog and the terrific rumbling of thunder, all contributed to Theresa's splitting headache that morning. She had awoken feeling light headed and at the same time, the pain of what seemed like the inside of her head being pulled apart. She had spent the better part of the night explaining why she hadn't made it to their dinner date the night before, to William. No sooner did the conversation change to Robert Johnson and her job as a journalist in his agency. Haven wondered why he'd been so techy since she got this job, she finally confronted him about it. He hadn't given any rational explanation to anything so, she resigned to leave him to his paranoia and went to bed.        She rampaged the first aid kit for aspirins or any other analgesic drug but with little success as the only thing closest to a pain reliever had expired. Exhausted and with an even worse throb
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Chapter Five
Theresa stood in front of the Martinsen full length mirror, sizing up the dark blue blazer dress. She was twitching her mouth both ways and shaking her head as she decided against the fourth dress now. She moved over to the bed were she had laid out about six other outfit and picked up the black peplum blouse she intended to match with a black pant suit. It was going to be the first day at Havens Cloud and she wanted to make a good impression; more like blow their minds away with the outfit she would eventually wear. She was going for ‘not too much, not too less’. And nothing she had sized up seemed to fit that description perfectly. Or so she thought.         She felt a certain relief when she tendered her resignation letter at New Times Daily: practically dancing into the agency and gently slamming her resignation letter on Barris’ desk. Not in a million years would he admit this, but he was losing his best P.R.O. and he knew it. She made sure t
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Chapter Six
    She could swear she saw jealousy in the eyes of some other journalists. So much for a good first impression, she thought. As if it couldn’t get any worse, she was assigned an office rather than a desk like every other journalist. Surely, this treatment might send the wrong messages to her colleagues but, she eventually chose not to let that bother her and celebrate the fact that she would be working in her own office.       “About your biography Mr. Johnson,” she asked on getting to his office where he handed her a file to fill in the necessary employee details. “Was it an open contract?”         “Yes.” He replied. “I was going to give it to one of the other journalists before I stumbled upon your blog.”          Well that explains the flash of jealousy she thought she had seen. “Thank you again sir.”          As she turne
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Chapter Seven
     The heavy rain pat on her window, the constant barking of her neighbor’s dog and the terrific rumbling of thunder, all contributed to Theresa’s splitting headache that morning. She had awoken feeling light headed and at the same time, the pain of what seemed like the inside of her head being pulled apart. She had spent the better part of the night explaining why she hadn’t made it to their dinner date the night before, to William. No sooner did the conversation change to Robert Johnson and her job as a journalist in his agency. Haven wondered why he’d been so techy since she got this job, she finally confronted him about it. He hadn’t given any rational explanation to anything so, she resigned to leave him to his paranoia and went to bed.           She rampaged the first aid kit for aspirins or any other analgesic drug but with little success as the only thing closest to a pain reliever had expired. Exhausted and with an e
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Chapter Eight
        “Miss Theresa Gray?” The man with the gun harness asked, flashing the badge on his wallet. “I’m Detective Richard Stones and this is my partner Veronica Hade,” he pointed to the woman in the police jacket.          Theresa nodded as she stared blankly at them, waiting for them to state their purpose. What would the police be doing in her apartment so early in the morning?        “May we come in?” the woman asked and Theresa stepped away from the door, giving them just enough space to brush past her.        “We are investigating the death of Mary Johnson and we would like to get your statement.” Detective Stones spoke out when he had taken his seat in the couch.       “Would you like coffee? I’m sure it must have been really cold out there,” William asked going into the kitchen and Vera eyed him skeptically
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Chapter Nine
         A good number of people attended Mary Johnson’s wake ceremony as expected. The compound had been well lit with orange bulbs and was decorated with white blooms. A few chairs were arranged behind the long bench in which the beautiful white casket laid and the requiem filled the house with a distinctive atmosphere that held only sadness. Mary was clothed in her wedding dress and adorned with white pearls. Her hair was neatly packed and pinned to the side with her favourite green hair clip which was given to her by Robert and the guests took turns to see her and or say a few words to her. Theresa arrived with a bouquet of blooms with a strap which read ‘In Loving Memory’. She proceeded to the bench, setting the flower beside it before saying a short prayer for Mary. “Rest in peace Mary Johnson”, she muttered softly.             She was quite surprised the detectives attended the wake although she speculated
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Chapter Ten
        Although Mary had been laid to rest, she was even more popular in death as the mystery surrounding her death stirred up many questions like who killed her? Why was Mary Johnson killed? And, New Times Daily captured all these headlines in their papers. Theresa ran all the way from her office to the conference room where her colleagues were patiently seated, waiting for her to complete the circle. Just at the entrance, she quickly straightened her black thin skirt and smoothed her hair before entering the room. Certainly, everybody’s gaze turned to her but she particularly avoided Sam’s face as she searched for a vacant chair. Her shoulders fell when she found that the only seat was right next to him. She cussed. Robert told her she must be early in whatever dealings they might have together. And for the first time, she showed up late to the meeting he had called for. She muttered an apology as she took the seat, only to be met with a harsh glare. Oh God, w
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