Category: Mystery/Suspense Publisher: Roberts Publishing
ISBN-10: 0972704639
Type: Fiction
Pages: 260
Copyright: Feb 15 2003
Who's trying to drive Mackenzie Wilder out of her old home town? And what are those skeletons doing on the family farm? Find out in Where the Bodies Lie Buried.
Dr. Mackenzie Russell Wilder is back in Kings Hill with a new medical practice and two homes -- one her family homestead. She’s excited, if a little nervous. Despite the shadow of a notorious father who grew pot and made moonshine and threatened trespassers with guns, Mackenzie has returned to start fresh. The past rises up to greet her in the form of skeletons on the homestead, skeletons from when her family owned the farm. The village and the police think her father had something to do with them. Yet as bad as he was, Mackenzie never thought he’d kill anyone. Now she’s not so sure. With suspicions about her father, and some tangible community resistance to her medical practice, maybe Kings Hill isn’t the right place for her after all. Yet, Mackenzie is determined not to be run off. Underlying the renewal of their friendship is a hint of romance with Police Lieutenant Bryan Jamison. She wants to stay, but who’s trying so hard to drive her out of town? Is that what’s happening? And exactly why?
Dallas attorney Stan Turner hates criminal law but has a propensity for attracting murder cases anyway. So, it's no big surprise when a simple attorney-ad-litem appointment in family court evolves into a complex murder trial.
During the Christmas Season, servants Jane Meyers and Alfie Dawkins search for missing persons from opposite sides of the social spectrum: a homeless man and the Duke's son.
