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“Remember that dead body we found in the Bosley barn? How could you ever forget! His face is seared into my mind…”
Following the death of his wife, Joshua Thornton moves his family into his ancestral home in Chester, West Virginia. While clearing out the attic, the children find a 34-year-old letter to their grandmother that implicates a local reverend in an unreported murder.
Today a double homicide has the town under a microscope. The state attorney general appoints Joshua special prosecutor to solve the crimes. In a place where gossip flies as swiftly as a spring breeze it is impossible to know who to trust. Asking simple questions about events long ago could prove to be deadly for Joshua and his family.
Spring, 1970¬
Lulu didn’t even try to hide her amusement about the young man’s fascination with her breasts. It was clearly the first time the kid had ever seen a bra-less woman in a see-through top.
The postal clerk was so rattled by Lulu Jefferson’s fashion statement that he almost forgot to stick the stamp she bought onto her envelope before posting and tossing it into the local mail bin.
The bra-less look was all the sensation in California. It just hadn’t reached Chester, West Virginia, yet. With its cobblestone streets and churches on every corner, some people would t | |  | | It's Murder, My Son Book
What started out as the worst day of Mac Faraday’s life would end up being a completely new beginning. On the day that his messy divorce became final, the last person that Mac Faraday wanted to see was another lawyer. Yet, this lawyer wore the expression of a child bursting with a secret when he revealed that Mac was heir to fortunes beyond his dreams, which would lead him to the birthplace of America’s Queen of Mystery and an investigation that unfolds like one of her famous mystery novels.
With it's tight plot, well-crafted and believable characters, and complex mystery, It's Murder My Son is a thoroughly enjoyable read. I look forward to many more Mac Faraday mysteries. -- John J. Lamb, author of the Bear Collector Mysteries
A most unusual and surprising plot, intriguing characters, snappy dialogue, great settings and a dog named Gnarly are the prime ingredients in Lauren Carr's terrific new mystery, It's Murder, My Son. --F.M. Meredith, author of An Axe to Grind.
What started out as the worst day of Mac Faraday’s life would end up being a new beginning. Aft |
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Bloody Ham
by Brian Kavanagh
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 Book three in series. Excitement and tension begin on the first day of filming a Restoration drama on location at the historic Jacobean mansion, Ham House in Surrey.
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