β Scribed by Judy M. Kerr
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"Judy Kerr may be the new mystery kid on
the block, but Black Friday is a crime novel you won't want to miss. This
engaging debut will not only have you guessing as you move deeper into the
story, but perfectly sets up the next in the series. Highly recommended!"MWA
Grandmaster Ellen Hart, author of the Jane Lawless series.
US Postal Inspector MC McCall has it all: a
loving and supportive life partner, a nice home in St. Paul, and the job of her
dreams.
When she is assigned to a newsworthy joint task
force headed by the FBI, she's excited to investigate a Ponzi scheme. MC is
dedicated, smart, tenacious, and all seems to be going well for her until their
critically important whistleblower goes missing, and MC and her work partner
are unable to locate him. Two deaths follow and MC's professional world starts
to tilt. When her personal life implodes, things topple altogether. Suddenly MC
is drowning in the depths of darkness.
Will she be able to keep her head above water
in both her personal life and at work? Or will she be destroyed by corruption
and dark deeds surrounding her?
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