See It Happening

by J.V. Speyer

Divorcée Celina has a decent life in small-town Massachusetts with her pre-teen daughter, her neighbors, and her job. She’s even got a nice side gig going doing online card readings. Everything goes haywire when the school nurse at her daughter’s school is murdered and Celina’s ex – who was having an affair with the nurse – is the prime suspect. Can Celina save her ex-husband and find the real killer without revealing her real sources?Content warnings for violence (non-graphic), bad New England accents, pre-teen shenanigans, and the world’s worst mother-in-law.

240 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 6, 2022

About the author

J J. V. Speyer writes LGBTQ+ romance novels heavily flavored with suspense, mystery, and adventure. She has lived in upstate New York and rural Catalonia before making the greater Boston, Massachusetts area her permanent home. She currently lives just south of Boston in a house old enough to remember when her town was a tavern community with a farming problem.

J. V. finds most of her inspiration from music. Her tastes run the gamut from traditional to industrial and back again. When not writing she is a baseball fan, a hockey mom, and a devotee of all things weird and creepy about New England.

Reviews

[Debbie Benson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'm voluntarily leaving a review after receiving a free copy. I liked the way this investigation was done with a mix of standard police work by Dana and Celina's own brand of investigation. It is sad that her ex couldn't help being a chronic cheater and it led to murder. While Celina knew he wasn't a murderer, she didn't like the fallout especially for her daughter. Dana is a cop who is the lead investigator and catches Celina's eye. They work well together. The killer confesses at the end. This case looks like it will lead to another side career for Celina. I really didn't like her ex-mother-in-law.

[Sheila Jones · Rating 4 out of 5]

great suspense

This was a very good book. It will have you guessing with every page. I’d recommend this if you like suspense and mysteries.