The Birthday Bash

by Elizabeth Sorrells

Murder has a way of ripping all wounds wide open, but Marion Mae has been a survivor all her life and she was not about to stop now. Looking upon her brother’s battered remains’; she tries to absorb the details of his homicide. The images of watching his heart stop. Instead, Mae’s mind is suddenly opened to morbid memories that are returning to her for the fi rst time. Rage consumes her as she struggles to accept the lies circulating about Seven’s last days on earth. As the police and district attorney’s offi ce attempt to gloss over mistakes, the suspect list grows; Mae becomes determined to set the record straight. Even with her broken heart, Mae refused to rest until the memory of her brother was repaired. But the closer she comes to the truth, the harder it is to accept. Mae needs answers before she can go on with her life. As she attempts to uncover the motive for his murder and discover who exactly was involved, she soon discovers that the details of Seven’s life and death are far murkier than she could have imagined.

376 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 2, 2011

Reviews

[Dillion · Rating 4 out of 5]

I personally know the author of this book, and I think it’s pretty good although it needs to be proof-read. There are a lot of grammatical errors though the book’s overall quality outweighs the mistakes.

[sheryl]

The Birthdaybash

I chose this book because the story happened in my home town. It's a good book it just wasn't proof read. It has a lot of miss used and miss spelled words. But it
was a story that needed to be told . If you can look over the mistakes it's a good book.

[Cassie · Rating 5 out of 5]

amazingly a tragedy on life. yet, amazingly beautiful to tell your story.