An Equal Measure of Murder

Twin Ponds #6

by B.T. Lord

Sheriff Cammie Farnsworth and her boyfriend, Jace Northcott have travelled to the remote and, some say, cursed Coffin Islands off the coast of Maine to recover from the trauma of her last investigation. There, she unwittingly stumbles onto a murder that reaches back decades. Violet Munson has come to the Coffin Islands for the last time. Trying to pack up the vacation home before she puts it on the market, she slowly realizes there is an evil within its walls she cannot escape. When she uncovers a horrifying secret from her family's past, her life is in danger from forces she cannot see, much less understand. Meanwhile, back in Twin Ponds, Deputy Rick Belleveau and Emmy Madachuck must uncover the identity of a skeleton that may finally unravel a mystery that has haunted the small town for over sixty years. Yet someone doesn't want the truth revealed and will do whatever it takes to stop Rick and Emmy from uncovering the past and the secrets buried there.

250 pages, Paperback

Published March 3, 2018

Reviews

[Bettyboop]

‘Murder Among Crows’ ended with a scene so tragic, Sheriff Cammie was left in an unbelievable shock. BT Lord picks up ‘An Equal Measure of Murder’ with perfectly chosen words to show the agony of the deep depression Cammie is in. Will she find a way out? Rick is now acting Sheriff, there’s a body, does he have what it takes to investigate and solve a murder? Add Emmy and her contribution to the Sheriff’s office and ‘An Equal Measure of Murder’ is a great goodreads. Follow all three and be thoroughly entertained.

[Deborah]

Love this series. Of course I read it far too fast but enjoyed every moment. A hint of something else happening, a hint of going in another direction and a new character with a second series to bloom? Count me in. Great character building, relatable surroundings and likeable lovable people.

[susan l vellone]

FANTASTIC

What a great story. Cannot wait for another. Great a?author. You never know who did it until the end. Keep the books coming.

[Kathy Holm]

A cellar of surprises

Excellent writing and plot development...so much activity happening, you need a notebook to keep tract!..you will love it and not put it down!

[Carolyn Klawuhn]

Another great book by B.T.

The characters were amazing, as was the warmth portrayed in the story. I would recommend this book to readers that enjoy following the known characters.

[Erth]

Not as good as the last book. Virtual voice is terrible