Who Killed Leeanne? - Gibson, Mira
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Passionate, wounded, and fiercely alive, Leeanne Hessinger has never felt free. She wants something more, something bigger than the life she's stumbled into, but fleeing to a town unknown to her with a single promise in mind-to finally write a novel-comes at a very high price. When she's found brutally stabbed to death a year later, a small town's darkest secrets come to the forefront as the sheriff investigating the crime covers up her own treacherous involvement with the dead woman. Full of twists and turns, WHO KILLED LEEANNE? reconstructs a year in the life of Leeanne Hessinger, as she…mehr

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Passionate, wounded, and fiercely alive, Leeanne Hessinger has never felt free. She wants something more, something bigger than the life she's stumbled into, but fleeing to a town unknown to her with a single promise in mind-to finally write a novel-comes at a very high price. When she's found brutally stabbed to death a year later, a small town's darkest secrets come to the forefront as the sheriff investigating the crime covers up her own treacherous involvement with the dead woman. Full of twists and turns, WHO KILLED LEEANNE? reconstructs a year in the life of Leeanne Hessinger, as she walks the brink of her own destruction and inches closer and closer to death. The cost of freedom, for Leeanne, is ultimately her life. Fans of Mindy Mejia's Everything You Want Me To Be and readers who enjoy mystery novels that portray deeply drawn characters, voice-driven narratives, and controversial subject matters will likely love this novel.
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Mira Gibson is a playwright, screenwriter, and novelist. After majoring in Playwriting at Bard College, Mira was accepted into Youngblood, the playwrights group at Ensemble Studio Theatre (NYC). Her one-act play The Red White and Blue Process received a commission from The Sloan Foundation. And her one-act play Old Flame won the Samuel French Playwriting Competition and is available for licensing via Samuel French Play Publishers. Mira's screenplay, Warfield, was produced by Summer Smoke Productions. In addition to script writing, Mira has authored dozens of mystery novels, as Mira Gibson and also as Catherine Gibson. Her earliest works were novel adaptations of stage plays, including Daddy Soda (adapted from the play of the same name) and Rock Spider (stage play Perverted Roberta), which are available within The New Hampshire Mysteries anthology. She lives in Oceanside, NY, where she continues to author novels, and write screenplays, original TV pilots, and stage plays.