Caryl Mcadoo

Duplicity at the Lowell House (Cross Timbers Mystery, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

There's nothing covered that won't be revealed. Greed weaves a tangled web at the Dallas Lowell House, in 1866, the fanciest establishment west of the Mississippi. One must rise very early though to outfox the hotel's proprietor. With the help of his exuberant wife, Charity, and his friend and former sergeant, Morgan Lowell sees through the duplicity, but can he prove it?

The story also includes a mature romance of a Dallas Deputy Sheriff as a side story.

Readers first meet the Lowells in McAdoo's Cross Timbers Romance Family Saga, a ten-novel series. Charity is an eight-year-old in book one GONE TO TEXAS, and then twenty-one in book four, LEAVING TEXAS. So if you love these amateur sleuths, be sure to read those as well!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Caryl McAdoo
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Juni 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227951915
• Artikelnr.: 72345133

Autorenporträt

Twelve published titles testify to God's blessings toward me, Caryl McAdoo. Newly debuted September 5th 2014, book two of my Texas Romance series HEARTS STOLEN is set in 1839-1844, which lends to adding 'western adventure' to my genre as requested by male readers. Simon and Schuster's Howard Books released VOW UNBROKEN, book one of the historical Christian Texas Romances (1832, Texas), in March, 2014. I enjoys four-wheeling over the 916-acre McAdoo Ranch in Red River County, horseback riding, and singing the new songs God gives me to anyone who'll listen. For every blessing, including ten children (counting my in-loves) and fourteen grandsugars, I credit my relationship with the Lord. My heart's desire is to glorify Him. My husband Ron-high school sweetheart-and I live with two grandsons in the woods south of Clarksville, the county seat, in far Northeast Texas.