"Adoption and Murder"
Abby Rose is a new adoption PI in Houston. Meagan
Beadford hires her to find her birth mother, hoping she
will attend her wedding. Unfortunately Abby hits one
brick wall after another in the search. Especially since
Meagan won't discuss it with her adoptive parents. She
doesn't think they will understand. Meagan's adoptive father is murdered at Meagan's
reception. At Meagan's request, Abby continues to search
for her birth mother. She soon discovers not everything
is as it seems. This search ends up taking her out of
Texas for a few days. When Meagan's uncle is murdered, Meagan asks Abby to help
find who killed the two men. Meagan is unsure that she
can help, but she agrees to try. Meagan looks so pale
that Abby can't turn her down.
There are so many possible suspects. The chief of police,
Quinn Fielder, is no help at all. Matter of fact, she
suspects Abby. Abby's boyfriend, Jeff is a Sergeant in
the Houston Police Department. Since this happened in
Seacliff, he has no jurisdiction and can't help her. Meagan's cousins have some issues, and Abby, along with
her twin sister Kate, try to help. It's not always easy.
Abby wonders if they had anything to do with the murders. Abby finds herself in some sticky situations along the
way, but she is determined to discover the truth about
Meagan's adoption and the murder of her father and uncle. I really like this new series. This is the second in the
series. It is great. I can't wait for the next one!
Abby is such a great character. She is full of spunk and
has wonderful people around her to assist her and support
her. Of course, there are those like Aunt Caroline, who
you can't always tell if they really have her best
interests at heart. I highly recommend this book.
Reviewed by Dawn Dowdle
Posted March 9, 2005
SummaryFrom the author of Pick Your Poison comes a crazy
case of matrimonial murder and a broken-hearted bride-to-be
when a family guest gets hit over the head with a gift. The
bad reception only gets deadlier for Houston PI Abby Rose,
enlisted to resolve the wedding fiasco.
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