The (Early) Morning Crime - Jacobs, Jacque
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Follow the intricate case of female detective, Quinn Isaacs, Lead Detective, in the small mountain town in East Tennessee when she deals with one of the worst nightmares a police officer can face-an officer involved shooting. Personal motivations on the part of someone trying to elude a police officer can lead to weapons fire, death, and disruption of multiple lives. Quinn was more than prepared to assist her fellow officer, but like anyone else faced with a deadly outcome she would question herself again, and again, and again. Flashbacks to the shooting she experienced in high school added to…mehr

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Follow the intricate case of female detective, Quinn Isaacs, Lead Detective, in the small mountain town in East Tennessee when she deals with one of the worst nightmares a police officer can face-an officer involved shooting. Personal motivations on the part of someone trying to elude a police officer can lead to weapons fire, death, and disruption of multiple lives. Quinn was more than prepared to assist her fellow officer, but like anyone else faced with a deadly outcome she would question herself again, and again, and again. Flashbacks to the shooting she experienced in high school added to the already stressful events. Figuring out the victims, their motivations, and ultimately who was behind all of the crime would take teamwork the Round City Police had rarely seen. The small mountain community was reminded once again that they live in a place where people take care of each other-except when they don't.
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Jacque Jacobs is a retired university professor from Western Carolina University who, at age 73, wrote her first novel in twenty-four days and a six book series in ten months. Her first novel, High on a Mountain, was a finalist in the mystery category for the Royal Palm Literary Award, the American Writing Award in 2022, and received the Gold Award from Literary Titans in 2023. Her debut into fiction is rooted in the tradition of storytellers from the Smoky Mountains. She has just finished her ninth novel, the third in a spin-off detective series which launched in January 2024: Detective Quinn Isaacs. She is spreading her writing wings into poetry. Jacque is a U.S. Navy veteran, and in April of 2023, had a poem selected by Long Leaf Press for inclusion in a military anthology on the theme of healing. Currently, she is the Board President of the Laura (Riding) Jackson Foundation: "The Literary Hub of Indian River County, FL."