Kristine Frost

Sun, Sand and Murder (Suzette Bishop Mysteries, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Betrayal

Revenge

Death

Insurance investigator Suzette Bishop has been hired by Jeremy Stewart, to investigate a fire at his aunt's home in Florida. She imagines that a simple arson case, in the Florida sun in February, will be just what she needs.

As the case progresses, Suzette unravels a tangled web of family relationships, lies, hostility and murder. But even worse, what she has yet to discover is that the murder she is investigating will be her own. Her husband has meticulously arranged her murder and is slowly, but carefully inching her closer to the day of her death.

As everything she's ever known is suddenly turned upside down and friends turn against her, Suzette must somehow outsmart a callous and calculating killer whose only desire is to see her dead.

Sun, Sand and Murder is the third book in the Suzette Bishop0 mystery series. If you crave tense situations, complex plots and a heroine you can root for, you'll love Kristine Frost's latest book in the series

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kristine Frost
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. April 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386204121
• Artikelnr.: 56402305

Autorenporträt

Kristine Frost has always loved reading and writing. She started reading at age 4 and writing at age 5. By age seven, she had finished her first mystery novel. It was called 'The Mystery of My Best Friend's Bracelet' and was based on a true story. (The brother did it.) It was 3 pages long. Kristine graduated with a degree in English from Utah State University. She taught for four years until she got a virus in her vocal cords that forced her to quit teaching. She has worked as a disability counselor and advocate for disabled children. The low point in her career was working in a factory where she made chips for computers. It was the job from hell and many of her co-workers figure in her novels. (The names have been changed to protect the guilty.) She currently works as an administrative assistant to a dean at a university in Utah. One of her assignments was to launch an alumni magazine. The first edition won platinum from the Marcom Awards and her writing won gold.