Trouble in a Small Town
by M.J. Wilson
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Pub Date Aug 10 2016 | Archive Date Jan 31 2017
Description
A seemingly perfect life goes awry for Mallory Larsen after discovering her fiancé’s affair with her maid of honor. Escaping to her childhood home she hopes to hide from her humiliation and heal. Her quirky family and an understanding neighbor provide temporary solace. However, life in a small town gets complicated when the maid of honor ends up dead, and Mallory is at the top of the suspect list.
When Wade Porter inherits a house in a quiet neighborhood he never imagines the pandemonium that will follow. After meeting the neighbor’s daughter, he’s catapulted into a world that is spinning out of control. How deep should he go into the chaos to help out a virtual stranger who has motive for murder and no alibi?
Will Wade decide Mallory is worth the upheaval she brings into his life? Will Mallory’s family and friends be enough to save her from what appears inevitable? And in the process, will she see through the murk to finally realize the good things life in a small town has to offer?
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781509208890 |
| PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Carrie F, Reviewer
I received a copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley however the opinions and review are that of this reader.
The tale of a fallen woman often is the basis for a lot of chick lit books however the tale of murder that winds through the character's recovery is a great addition to the plot development.
The book is well written and flows nicely to allow for a quick page turner that you do not want to put down. The murder plot is written in a predictable nature as you know who the murderer is before the murder plot develops however the antics of the characters keeps you reading to the end.
I would recommend this book to anyone fond of chick lit even if they are not a fan of the murder/mystery genre. It was an enjoyable read and I would recommend additional books by this author.
Lisa k, Reviewer
A woman becomes a suspect in the murder of her former friend when she's found dead and clues keep popping up leading them to her. When new neighbors move in one's an attorney and he represents her while dealing with romantic feelings for her. This was a quick read that had some good writing but the plotline was predictable. This would make a good beach read!
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