Ever daydream about taking a little revenge? Lifting a corner of that precious rug everyoneβs busy sweeping secrets under? Well, let me tell you about Beryle Stone. She was a bestselling author and the most famous citizen to ever come out of Cottonwood, Kentucky. She knew everyone in town and they
Ax to Grind
β Scribed by Kappes, Tonya
- Book ID
- 109528942
- Publisher
- Henery Press
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 112 KB
- Series
- Kenni Lowry 3
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781635112474
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Southerners keep their secrets swept under the rug, but what happens when that rug goes up for sale?
Bestselling author Berlye Stone, the most famous citizen to ever come out of Cottonwood, Kentucky, has died and put all her worldly possessions up for auction, but not without leaving one more manuscript behind. A hidden tell-all about Cottonwood that's got more gossip than a ladies' luncheon.
When Beryle's assistant turns up with an ax in her back and the only witness is in a coma, Sheriff Kenni Lowry reckons someone in town will do anything to keep the manuscript from seeing the light of day. Her poppa's ghost returns to help piece together the life of the Beryle he once knew, but his memory's a little foggy, and any misstep could cause them a world of trouble. With the help of Deputy Finn Vincent, can Kenni sort through the secrets buried in Beryle's books, or will this be her final chapter?
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