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Fine Points And Malice
When three cold-case murders are linked by a rookie detective, the worried novice is assigned to investigate a fourth new one by his nervous captain. Hoping to find a possible witness the young detective enlists the help of a homeless veteran - but when the restless soul of victim #4 steps in to help guide the investigation - this unlikely trio is still several steps behind a cunning, psychotic killer...
266 pages, Paperback
First published July 25, 2016
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About the author
Sherrie Todd-Beshore
35 books19 followersI began publishing what I wrote as a novice reporter at 16 for my high school newspaper "The Static". The following school year I was Assistant Editor then in my senior year I was the monthly paper's Editor.
From then on I never stopped writing - moving to a regular column in a weekly community newspaper then features and columns in large city daily newspapers and then expanding to regular magazine features and columns.
With plot ideas and research literally 'piling' up, I left journalism for fiction in 2006 then ePublished my first mystery in 2011. Since then I now have 16 titles in print and electronic format for both adult and MG/YA readers...
From then on I never stopped writing - moving to a regular column in a weekly community newspaper then features and columns in large city daily newspapers and then expanding to regular magazine features and columns.
With plot ideas and research literally 'piling' up, I left journalism for fiction in 2006 then ePublished my first mystery in 2011. Since then I now have 16 titles in print and electronic format for both adult and MG/YA readers...
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June 18, 2022
Very enjoyable Story
I read this in one sitting; granted it’s not a long book but it is definitely engaging. The story was a good one. I figured out who the killer was early on but I have a knack for figuring out plots that often most people don’t. What I liked the way the writer hinted yet in subtle ways certain facts that could point to who the killer could be. At the same time, they offered various possible suspects. I did expect the possibility that the killer would go after innocent people. The author did a good job of keeping any possibilities open which is what made the such an engaging read.
I read this in one sitting; granted it’s not a long book but it is definitely engaging. The story was a good one. I figured out who the killer was early on but I have a knack for figuring out plots that often most people don’t. What I liked the way the writer hinted yet in subtle ways certain facts that could point to who the killer could be. At the same time, they offered various possible suspects. I did expect the possibility that the killer would go after innocent people. The author did a good job of keeping any possibilities open which is what made the such an engaging read.
October 19, 2019
Tucson Detective Andrew Coates is the rookie detective assigned to solve cold-case murders. When a fourth victim is found Detective Coates with the help of a homeless veteran sets out to track a psychopath on the verge to kill again. I really enjoyed reading this great read.
I voluntarily reviewed this book after receiving a free copy.
I voluntarily reviewed this book after receiving a free copy.
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