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by JC Gatlin
Every murder has a story.
Every story begins at home.
Tampa newscaster Tori Younger is saddened to learn her childhood friend, Brooke Martin, hung herself from the old water tower in their hometown. Tori hasnt spoken to Brooke in years and doesnt feel comfortable returning to attend the services. Then cryptic text messages from Brookes cellphone change her mind.
Attending the funeral, Tori confronts a past that still haunts her and questions the text messages haunting her now. Her investigation leads to a fact she suspected all along: her old friend didnt commit suicide but was murdered. Theres no shortage of suspects either: Brookes angry husband who instigated a fight the night she died; Brookes high school principal who denies rumors they were having an affair; and a town sheriff who shares a stormy past with Tori and is blocking her investigation at every turn. The only witness appears to be Brookes five-year-old daughter who hasnt spoken since the tragedy and continually draws the same graphic picture of the night her mothers body was discovered hanging from that old water tower.
Tori knows one of them has Brookes cellphone and is texting her from it. Others are convinced its Brooke reaching out from the Great Beyond. Either way, someone from her past is playing a deadly game of Hangman.
Page Count:416
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Publish Date:April 6, 2019
Imprint: Milford House
Genre: Mystery
FICTION / Mystery & Detective / Amateur Sleuth
FICTION / Mystery & Detective / Women Sleuths
FICTION / Thriller / Suspense
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