Reason To Doubt (A Carol Childs Mystery) by Nancy Cole Silverman
About the Book
Reason To Doubt (A Carol Childs Mystery)
Cozy Mystery
5th in Series
Henery Press (November 6, 2018)
Hardcover: 256 pages
ISBN-10: 163511425X
ISBN-13: 978-1635114256
Paperback: 256 pages
ISBN-10: 1635114225
ISBN-13: 978-1635114225
Digital ASIN: B07G9MCWWZ
Carol Childs is in the middle of one of the biggest stories of her life. Her daughter Cate has returned from college with a boyfriend in tow. A photographer who police suspect to be The Model Slayer, responsible for the murder of three young women.
Not since the Hillside Strangler has Los Angeles been so on edge.
And when the police arrest Cate’s boyfriend, Carol’s personal life and professional worlds collide. A tattooed cocktail waitress calls the radio station and asks to speak with Carol off the record. She knows the true identity of the real Model Slayer because she says she killed him.
Tensions mount as the clock ticks. The police are convinced they have the right man. Mother and daughter aren’t talking. Carol can’t reveal to investigators all she knows, and unless Carol can find the real killer before the trial begins, an innocent man may spend the rest of his life in prison or be executed for a crime he didn’t commit.
About the Author
Nancy Cole Silverman credits her twenty-five years in radio for helping her to develop an ear for storytelling. In 2001, Silverman retired from news and copywriting to write fiction full time. In 2014, Silverman signed with Henery Press for her new mystery series, The Carol Childs’ Mysteries. The first of the series, Shadow of Doubt
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REASON TO DOUBT is #5 of Nancy Cole Silverman's engaging Carol Childs Mysteries Series. Carol is a talk-radio journalist, a single mom of a college-age daughter, and a woman with a passion for discovering and reporting the truth. When her daughter, temporarily home from her pre-med university experience, calls Carol in panic because her new boyfriend has just been arrested on suspicion of being a serial killer, Carol convinces her boss she is the reporter for the job and throws herself into the investigation. Simultaneously she is trying to keep her rocky relationship with her daughter on an even keel (next to impossible, it seems) and keep an attractive friend/colleague, a local private investigator, at arms' length (despite their former brief encounter). Carol is a really likable character and I found it very easy to empathise with her, and her struggles to balance all the needs and responsibilities in her life.
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ReplyDeleteCan't wait for the opportunity to read this book. Love books of this era and this one sounds like a great read.
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Sounds like a great series. Looking forward to reading.
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