Murder in Madden - Teller, Raegan
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Enid Blackwell thinks she has discovered the perfect story to revive her journalism career. Her husband's cousin, Rose Marie Garrett, was brutally murdered ten years ago in a small town in South Carolina, and the killer was never found. Everyone in the family seems eager to forget Rosie because of her "bad girl" reputation, but Enid is determined to tell the story of the young girl's tragic life. But bringing the truth to light may cost Enid more than she bargained for. When Rosie's killer targets Enid, she knows the only way to save herself is to bring Rosie's killer to justice. Murder in…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Enid Blackwell thinks she has discovered the perfect story to revive her journalism career. Her husband's cousin, Rose Marie Garrett, was brutally murdered ten years ago in a small town in South Carolina, and the killer was never found. Everyone in the family seems eager to forget Rosie because of her "bad girl" reputation, but Enid is determined to tell the story of the young girl's tragic life. But bringing the truth to light may cost Enid more than she bargained for. When Rosie's killer targets Enid, she knows the only way to save herself is to bring Rosie's killer to justice. Murder in Madden received Hororable Mention in the 2017 Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards. The judge stated, "It's one of the best I've read this year … good plot line … engaging characters … made me want to read more."
Autorenporträt
Raegan Teller is the award-winning mystery author of the Enid Blackwell Series. She lives in Columbia, South Carolina, with her husband and two feline companions. She graduated summa cum laude from Queens Universi-ty, Charlotte, North Carolina. Before writing fiction, Rae-gan was a business writer and copy editor, communications consultant, executive coach, and insurance manager-among other things. While working her way through school, she even sold burial vaults at a cemetery. How apropos is that for a mystery writer!