The Begonia Killer - Bond, Jeff
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"You know Molly McGill from her death-defying escapes in Anarchy of the Mice, book one of the Third Chance Enterprises series. Now ride along for her first standalone caper, The Begonia Killer. When Martha Dodson hires McGill Investigators to look into an odd neighbor, Molly feels optimistic about the case -- right up until Martha reveals her theory that Kent Kirkland, the neighbor, is holding two boys hostage in his papered-over upstairs bedroom. Martha's husband thinks she needs a hobby. Detective Art Judd, who Molly visits on her client's behalf, sees no evidence worthy of devoting police…mehr

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"You know Molly McGill from her death-defying escapes in Anarchy of the Mice, book one of the Third Chance Enterprises series. Now ride along for her first standalone caper, The Begonia Killer. When Martha Dodson hires McGill Investigators to look into an odd neighbor, Molly feels optimistic about the case -- right up until Martha reveals her theory that Kent Kirkland, the neighbor, is holding two boys hostage in his papered-over upstairs bedroom. Martha's husband thinks she needs a hobby. Detective Art Judd, who Molly visits on her client's behalf, sees no evidence worthy of devoting police resources. But Molly feels a kinship with the Yancy Park housewife and bone-deep concern for the missing boys. She forges ahead with the investigation, navigating her own headstrong kids, an unlikely romance with Detective Judd, and a suspect in Kent Kirkland every bit as terrifying as the supervillains she's battled before alongside Quaid Rafferty and Durwood Oak Jones. The Begonia Killer is not your grandparents' cozy mystery."--
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Autorenporträt
Jeff Bond is an American author of popular fiction. His books have been featured in Publishers Weekly and The New York Review of Books, and his last two - Anarchy of the Mice, Dear Durwood - were named to Kirkus Reviews' Best 100 Indie Books of 2020. A Kansas native and Yale graduate, he now lives in Michigan with his wife and two daughters.