Bøger af M Glenn Graves

In this coming-of-age tale, 11 year-old Clancy uncovers her innate inclinations for investigative work while learning some painful yet valuable lessons about her unusual family. Ignoring the overt objections of her mother, Clancy helps her Pitt County Sheriff father solve a double murder of two young boys, and is bent on proving the innocence of her aging friend, Mr. Joe, who is accused of the crime chiefly because he is black. With her strident tenacity and relentless determination, Clancy uncovers clues to discover what is going on in her small Virginia town, which seems to have more than its share of potential suspects.

Clancy is obliged to return to her hometown in rural Virginia to investigate the mysterious deaths at a local nursing home facility. The return to the place of her birth and early life forces her to resume her adversarial relationship with her mother Rachel. Too many long-time friends of Rachel Jo Evans are dying. She wants her daughter to find out what's going on. Clancy calls upon Rosey, Sam, and Rogers to investigate the strange deaths while she tries to elude the hired killers out to stop her from discovering the decades-old events that set these killings in motion.

Clancy Evans is asked to help a young clergyman. One of his elderly members knows more than he's saying…but who cares about a murder in 1933? Ancient history! Clancy cares. Clancy and Sam, her black lab, travel to Riley Corners to investigate. Straight talking and direct, Clancy wastes no time in riling this small town, including the law. She enlists an old friend, a former Navy SEAL, to help her strip away some of the secrets of this Southern community…and there could be hell to pay, for both of them!