Blood Money

Lake Champlain Mysteries #3

by William Kritlow

Bray Sanderson has just inherited a lot of money. But to his relatives, he may be worth more dead than alive.

Reverend Win Brady and his fiance, Ginger are planning their often postponed wedding when their good friend, Detective Bray Sanderson, receives a substantial insurance settlement after the passing of a distant relative. When Bray accepts an invitation to his late uncle's secluded Lake Champlain island estate, Win becomes suspicious of Bray's sudden importance to a family he's been alienated from for over 25 years. Win and Ginger come to Bray's aid and are soon caught in a tangle of family history, mystery, and deceit as they confront the Sandersons with the truth of the past, while offering them hope for the future.

Genres: Mystery

304 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1997

Reviews

[Glen · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Reverend Win Brady and his fiance are planning their wedding, when his good friend, and unconverted man, Bray, gets an invitation to his family's island. The family rarely leaves, and the strain is starting to show. There's an "accident," and assorted other happenings, as Win blunders around, making his fiance jealous.

Entertaining, but not the most sensible novel.

[Cynthia Maddox · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this whole series when they first came out. They are still on my bookshelf. They're some of the best Christian mystries I've ever read and I loved them. Great character. I was sorry he didn't continue with this series.