Source: http://ift.tt/LB6AF3 --- Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Jane Kelly is through with following men anywhere. Last time she did, she left Sourthern California for the dubious charms of Lake Chinook, Oregon, where she's traded in bartending for the much more glamorous trade of process serving. (Well, she can tell herself it's glamorous, anyway.) And the boyfriend, of course, is long gone. So she's thirty, she's single, she's living in a town where fishing is more important than fashion, and one of her closest friends is an "information specialist" -- which is a fancy way of saying private detective. Odder still, she's been helping him out, which makes the criminology courses she took a few years back with her ex at least worth the tuition. She's not making any lifetime commitments, but when Portland divorce attorney Marta Cornell calls with a P.I. job, the money involved sounds like the answer to her dwindling bank account -- until she learns Tess Bradbury wants her to investigate the disappearance of Bobby Reynolds. Four years ago, without warning, Bobby murdered his young family and promptly vanished. No one disputed that he'd slaughtered his own flesh and blood except Tim Murphy, his best friend and Jane's ex, the one guy she's never quite gotten over. The murders had driven a wedge between him and Jane, and finally drove him right out of town. Now he's on his way back, to attend a Lake Chinook Historical Society benefit that Cotton Reynolds, Bobby's father is hosting. Every alarm bel ...
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