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Into the Web
The minute twins and mystery novelists Jovan and Cheyenne Parham find their lives settling into a nice rhythm, all hell breaks loose – in their personal lives and in the latest crime they find themselves mixed up in. Jo is trying to build a relationship with Mark Brockman, but the deaths of her husband and Mark’s wife, and the sordid nature of their coming together keeps her from jumping into the relationship with both feet. Cheyenne is head over heels in love with former detective-now P.I. Ian Davenport, but unexpected news and Ian’s involvement in a new case causes Chey to second guess the deepness of their love. Trying to figure out their love lives becomes all the more complicated when Jo and Chey are thrust into a series of kidnappings and murders involving young girls who seem to make the wrong friends online. When a mayoral candidate’s daughter is kidnapped, Ian finds himself on the case, much to the chagrin of Chey considering he spends an awful lot of time holding and caring for the candidate’s wife. Bringing the girl home safely and finding the killer pushes the twins to the limits of their personal and professional lives. Going into a web of infidelity, lies, deception, and murder often leaves all involved in disarray. Will Jovan and Cheyenne find themselves, once again, trying to pick up the remaining fragments of their lives once this is all over?
307 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 20, 2012
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August 5, 2012
The Parham twins from Shonell Bacon's Death at the Double Inkwell,return for another mystery. This time the co-writers, Jovan and Cheyenne Parham, are on the tail of a possible serial killer who meets teenaged girls on the internet. When the daughter of a mayoral candidate disappears, the sleuths jump to action, while at the same time trying to deal with their personal drama and conflict with the men in their lives.
It's a real page-turner, with enough red herrings to mislead me, and a few erotic moments to make me go hmmmm. Good one, Shonell.
It's a real page-turner, with enough red herrings to mislead me, and a few erotic moments to make me go hmmmm. Good one, Shonell.
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