The Smuggler's Daughter - Matturro, Claire
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Ray Slaverson, a world-weary Florida police detective, has his hands full with the murders of two attorneys and a third suspicious death, all within twenty-four hours. Ray doesn't believe in coincidences, but he can't find a single link between the dead men, and he and his partner soon smash into an investigative stone wall. Kate Garcia, Ray's fiancée, knows more than she should. She helped one of the dead attorneys, just hours before he took a bullet to the head, study an old newspaper in the library where she works. Kate might be the only person still alive who knows what he was digging…mehr

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Ray Slaverson, a world-weary Florida police detective, has his hands full with the murders of two attorneys and a third suspicious death, all within twenty-four hours. Ray doesn't believe in coincidences, but he can't find a single link between the dead men, and he and his partner soon smash into an investigative stone wall. Kate Garcia, Ray's fiancée, knows more than she should. She helped one of the dead attorneys, just hours before he took a bullet to the head, study an old newspaper in the library where she works. Kate might be the only person still alive who knows what he was digging up-except for his killer. When Kate starts trying to discover what's behind the murders, she turns up disturbing links between the three dead men that track back to her family's troubled past. But she has plenty of reasons to keep her mouth shut. Her discovery unleashes a cat-and-mouse game that threatens to sink her and those she loves in a high tide of danger.
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Claire Matturro admits she used to be a dog person. But then she rescued a black kitten and there was no going back. She's been a journalist in Alabama, a lawyer in Florida, an organic blueberry farmer in Georgia, and taught at Florida State University College of Law and as a visiting professor of legal writing one long, snowy winter at the University of Oregon. She now lives with her husband and two rescued cats in Florida, where it doesn't snow. Her books are: Skinny-Dipping (a BookSense pick, Romantic Times' Best First Mystery, and nominated for a Barry Award); Wildcat Wine (nominated for a Georgia Writer of the Year Award); Bone Valley and Sweetheart Deal (winner of Romantic Times' Award for Most Humorous Mystery), all published by William Morrow. She remains active in writers' groups and contributes regularly to Southern Literary Review.