GOING WHERE THE WIND BLOWS by Jan Christensen Will Be A Favorite

[Untreed]

You'll love a character you'd usually hate, and you'll miss the plot twists you should have seen coming:

Going Where the Wind Blows is a tightly woven mystery that left me wishing for more. This is a great choice for anyone who prefers a subtle, intelligent approach to excavating clues and doesn’t mind being surprised by an unusual ending.

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Going Where the Wind Blows by Jan Christensen:

Someone killed Bill, and whoever it was stole all the money.

Rita Mae came to San Francisco in the late 1800s with her man to find a better life, never mind the fact that said new life involved plans to rob a few banks. When Bill is murdered, Rita Mae starts turning tricks while she tries to find the killer and, even more importantly, the bankroll. When her new job results in her involvement in yet another murder, Rita Mae discovers her problems are only just beginning.

Sometimes a gal just can't win.

A short story.