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Murder At The Stroke Of Midnight (The Sisters, Texas Mystery Series, Book 14) - 9781947686236

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On New Year's Eve in The Sisters, Texas, anything is possible. Madison and Brash deCordova are hosting a masquerade party, so a bit of mystery and drama is expected. Murder, however, seems a bit drastic, even with Madison's knack for finding dead bodies. The victim is Anastacia Rowland, owner of the new café in town that is in direct competition with New Beginnings. Madison's best friend Genny owns New Beginnings and has been dealing with postpartum depression along with threats of a lawsuit against her business. When incriminating evidence points to Genny as the primary person of interest in her rival's murder, Brash recuses himself from the case. Now Officer Misty Abraham is leading the investigation, and Madison knows Genny needs someone in her corner before she's charged with a crime she didn't commit. While Officer Abraham sets her sights on Genny, Madison scrambles to find other viable suspects with a motive to kill the café owner. Brash warns her against interfering in the case, but she's determined to clear her friend's name. Even though it puts a strain on their marriage, Madison enlists Granny Bert, Virgie, and Derron to save Genny's her future. Now to beat the clock before a formal arrest is made! Book 14 of the addicting mystery series everyone is talking about.


  • | Author: Becki Willis
  • | Publisher: Clear Creek Publishers
  • | Publication Date: Jan 31, 2023
  • | Number of Pages: 259 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 1947686232
  • | ISBN-13: 9781947686236
Author:
Becki Willis
Publisher:
Clear Creek Publishers
Publication Date:
Jan 31, 2023
Number of pages:
259 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1947686232
ISBN-13:
9781947686236