Quarter to Eleven
Paperback
Publisher: Jennifer Scott
Published: Feb 14 2026
Pages: 62
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.17 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
When a young woman working at a 711 store was taken from her workplace by an unknown person and kept alone in a cabin without any explanation, people tend to assume that the kidnapper is after money or has other sinister motives. The absence of any demand or clear reasoning behind her captivity only deepens the mystery.
As the story unfolds, the real motivation for the kidnapping is revealed upending initial suspicions. Readers can follow the unfolding drama as the tense situation comes to a head, revealing both the real reason for the abduction and uncovering what led to her captivity.
About the Author
Jennifer R Scott is a single parent of two and a recent grandmother. She is from the island of Jamaica but currently resides in the USA. Jennifer loves reading and has always wanted to tell a story, using her Caribbean culture and everyday events.
She has finally decided to publish two of her novels, THREE MEN, ONE WOMAN AND QUARTER TO ELEVEN. She has written two other books which are not yet published: DANGEROUS WAYS and MY INNOCENCE.
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