Author: Diana J Febry
Kindle Edition
Category: Crime, Murder, Mystery, Contemporary, Book Review
It’s hard to defend yourself when you have memory lapses, and everyone thinks you are crazy.
Journalist, Megan Roach, is given a story by an old man in a nursing home that could make her famous. When her carefully constructed life starts to unravel, she is forced to confront her childhood demons and the possibility she could be a murderer.
Megan Roach is a journalist working with her University photographer friend, Rob, for a local newspaper. Not quite what Megan had envisaged as a career. Their present brief is to show care homes in a good light after the recent scandals. While packing up the equipment, Megan’s attention is caught by an elderly man in a wheelchair. She was amazed when the man jumped out of the wheelchair and shut the door, before handing her a package, saying he had evidence of a murder. Megan was skeptical but the man was insistent, and Megan was still searching for her big break. What could she lose by taking a look at the package?
DCI Peter Hatherall is very reluctantly attending a pagan wedding with his wife and partner DI Fiona Williams. The description of the wedding is fabulous and, judging by the one I watched at Glastonbury Abbey, it’s pretty spot on and although there wasn’t a maypole it was a sight to behold. Peter is approached by the groom, who’s worried because two of the guests who apparently possess some disturbing information, hadn’t made it to the wedding. He believes they are in terrible danger and wants Peter to investigate.
“The friends I told you about. John and Olivia. We paid a visit to them in the woods today,’ Dick said.
“I baked them a vegan hot pot,” Gladys added.
“Their home has been ransacked, and they’ve been taken. Time is of the essence,” Dick said, trying to grasp Peter’s elbow to urge him onwards.
Thank you Cathy.
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You’re welcome, Rosie.
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Thanks Cathy looks an interesting read.
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It’s a really good series, Sally.
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Thank you, Sally.
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Thank you so much, Cathy. Fingers crossed Fiona learns the error of her ways in the next book!
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You’re very welcome….and I hope so! 😊
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Oooh. You’ve certainly made me want to read this, Cathy. Wishing Diana huge success. Hugs to you both!
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Thanks, Teagan. Hugs to you
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Sounds like a very good series. Great post!!
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Thanks, Dee 🙂
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