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eBook Category: Romance/Mystery/Crime
eBook Description: Samantha Barclay is a counselor at Milton High. When a student confides that his mother was murdered, she is the only one who believes him. Can she stop the murderer from killing a second time? Will handsome Deputy Al Michael help her? Can she escape with her own life intact?

eBook Publisher: Wings ePress, Inc, Published: 2007, 2007
Fictionwise Release Date: September 2007

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Words: 86084
Reading time: 245-344 min.
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ISBN: 9781597051606

"Were you ever suspicious about how she died? Was foul play ever suspected?"

I held my breath, wondering if he would have the same angry reaction Mrs. Horton had.

I didn't have long to wait.

"Those are pretty strange questions." He answered bluntly. "What in hell's got into you? Sarah's death was caused by diabetes, that's it. There's no secret about it. Foul play was never even a consideration. Why in the world would you suggest such a preposterous thing?" His voice was firm and deadly. "Are you implying that us country yokels don't know how to do our jobs? Don't you think we would have investigated if we were the least bit suspicious?"

He took a deep breath and I jumped in to offer up an apology.

"I'm sorry if I've offended you. I was just curious." I seemed to be apologizing a lot lately. But I still couldn't help myself. I just had to know.

"Is that what the autopsy showed? Natural causes?"

Indignant he exclaimed, "I never looked at any of her reports. Why would I?" He glared at me. "Sounds like you're just trying to make up excuses for Tommy's bad behavior."

He leaned forward for emphasis. "Be careful about what you say. The Reverend is a popular and influential man in this area and town folk won't take too kindly to you prying and stirring up trouble. Especially since you're a newcomer. People here are still grieving the loss of Sarah and you'd be wise to pay attention to that."