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New e-book, “Eye of a Needle” released
Eye of a Needle
My new e-book, “Eye of a Needle”, is now available in Amazon’s Kindle store. (E-books can, of course, be downloaded to damn near any device)
Eye of a Needle: The Soul’s Voice Series: Book 3
Still mired in the mountain of paperwork for the Jeffers’s murders, Special Agent Jordan Hawkins and her partner, computer expert Dr. Catherine Bernard, get a call to take a report of a valuable sculpture stolen from a luxury apartment on the Upper East Side for the vacationing FBI Special Agent Mattie Hargrove, usually in charge of art thefts. Jordan files a report for the sculpture’s owner, Helga Lynch, but when Agent Hargrove returns, she calls them for help; Helga, a centenarian heiress, has died and her investigation has exploded as a long list of thefts including jewelry, art, and evidence of digital bank theft, acts of fraud and extortion begin to emerge. Everyone, it seems, wanted Helga's money and valuables and as Jordan and Catherine help Mattie determine who stole from the wealthy recluse, their list of suspects suddenly grows shorter when they start getting murdered. Who is killing them off? Is it just one greedy murderer? Or are there more?
My new e-book, “Eye of a Needle”, is now available in Amazon’s Kindle store. (E-books can, of course, be downloaded to damn near any device)
Eye of a Needle: The Soul’s Voice Series: Book 3
Still mired in the mountain of paperwork for the Jeffers’s murders, Special Agent Jordan Hawkins and her partner, computer expert Dr. Catherine Bernard, get a call to take a report of a valuable sculpture stolen from a luxury apartment on the Upper East Side for the vacationing FBI Special Agent Mattie Hargrove, usually in charge of art thefts. Jordan files a report for the sculpture’s owner, Helga Lynch, but when Agent Hargrove returns, she calls them for help; Helga, a centenarian heiress, has died and her investigation has exploded as a long list of thefts including jewelry, art, and evidence of digital bank theft, acts of fraud and extortion begin to emerge. Everyone, it seems, wanted Helga's money and valuables and as Jordan and Catherine help Mattie determine who stole from the wealthy recluse, their list of suspects suddenly grows shorter when they start getting murdered. Who is killing them off? Is it just one greedy murderer? Or are there more?
