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Killing Rose
Cali May's daughter, Sophie, and her new boyfriend, Josh, fall over the body of Dolly Hart, a celebrity 'Jeweler to the Stars' while crawling through the Casa Grande ruins in Coolidge, AZ. At the same time, while waiting for her daughter to re-emerge from the seven-hundred-year-old multi-level mud structure, Cali is visited by a ghost child. Arizona artist, Cali, and Native American Arizona State Park Ranger, Daniel Silvertree, investigate and uncover a decades-old mystery disappearance of a mother and daughter, and a tale of Spanish treasure, sibling jealously, and water theft in the Sonoran Desert. Cali’s paranormal ability leads her into forensic art, and she begins providing her paranormal artistic talent to the local Phoenix Police Department.
145 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 15, 2018
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March 16, 2018
Killing Rose
Another great book!! Finished it in one evening. This author can put you in the Arizona landscape with every few words. She covered the water canals and put you into one of the many farming fields where you can see the hardships the families have. So enjoyed this book and look forward to reading your next one.
Another great book!! Finished it in one evening. This author can put you in the Arizona landscape with every few words. She covered the water canals and put you into one of the many farming fields where you can see the hardships the families have. So enjoyed this book and look forward to reading your next one.
June 2, 2020
Great read!!!
Loved it! Couldn’t put it down! I love Cali May, can’t wait to read Magnolia Murders! Thank you Wendy Fallon for another great book.
Loved it! Couldn’t put it down! I love Cali May, can’t wait to read Magnolia Murders! Thank you Wendy Fallon for another great book.
June 24, 2024
Great Sad Mystery
This well written mystery is believable , but it is quite sad. I was drawn into the story so deeply that I barely stopped long enough to eat. Well done, but don’t say that I didn’t warn you about the sadness
This well written mystery is believable , but it is quite sad. I was drawn into the story so deeply that I barely stopped long enough to eat. Well done, but don’t say that I didn’t warn you about the sadness
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