Jenessa Jones Mysteries Boxed Set: The Lake House Secret, The Stone House Secret, The Boat House Secret (Books 1-3)
Debra Burroughs
Language: English
Pages: 455
ISBN: 2:00331219
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
This exciting boxed set contains Books 1-3, The Lake House Secret, The Stone House Secret and The Boat House Secret.
With her life going from bad to worse, reporter Jenessa Jones is drawn back to her small hometown by a death in her family. Caught between her old boyfriend, with whom she shares a sordid past, and her new love interest, who offers her something she has desperately been wanting, Jenessa becomes embroiled in a series of homicide investigations that put her life and relationships in jeopardy. Can she uncover the truth of these murders before they destroys her family and any chance she has for a happy life?
These stories are full of mystery, twists of romance, lovable characters, and plenty of family and small town drama.
UPLOADER'S NOTE: Book 3 was unavailable separately on Kindle Unlimited, so I grabbed this boxed set. The other two books have been uploaded individually.
certain he had someone draw up his Will.” “I haven’t found anything yet, but knowing my father, I’m sure he would have too. Probably one of the lawyers in his firm.” “Do you want me to call and talk to his secretary?” Aunt Renee offered. “She probably knows.” “I’m headed down to the newspaper later this morning to apply for that job. Why don’t I drop by the office and see what I can dig up in person.” “All right, hon. Come by after you’re done. Sara and I will be here. We’ll want to hear all
“You’d better explain yourself, Baird—hypothetically.” “Go ahead, Mr. Baird,” the lawyer urged. “Let’s say…what if Mr. Stone, the professor, had paged me to come to his office and said he had a maintenance issue. And what if, when I got there, he told me he knew about my prison record and asked if I was interested in doing a side job for him.” “Go on,” Provenza said with a nod. “And let’s say I really needed the extra money, hypothetically, so I might have asked him what he wanted me to
raised to her, almost in surprise. “That’s what Sara said.” He wiped a hand over his mouth and turned away. “Exactly what she said.” Chapter 37 The rest of the drive back to Hidden Valley was done in relative silence. Michael pulled up to the emergency entrance to the hospital and stopped. “Go on in,” he said. “I’ll park and meet you inside.” “No, Michael.” Jenessa put a hand lightly on his arm to stop him. “You’ve done enough for me. I can handle it from here.” He put his hand over
watch and a flat jewelry case. She opened it and found numerous pairs of cufflinks set in multiple little felt-lined squares. She picked up the watch. “This was his sports watch, but didn’t he have another watch? That fancy expensive one Mom gave him on his fiftieth birthday.” “Oh, the Ferragamo?” Sara asked nonchalantly, studying a pair of cufflinks in her hand. “Does anyone wear cufflinks anymore?” Was Sara trying to change the subject? “Yes, the Ferragamo. Do you know where it is?” “At my
was dead. Not only dead, but murdered. The door opened and Drew stood there in a dark blue jogging suit, holding a small dog. He didn’t look sick. “Hello, can I help you?” Something sparked in his eyes. “I know you two, from the shooting incident with my wife. I already told you I had nothing to do with that.” “That’s not why we’re here,” Provenza said flatly. “Can we come in?” Drew nodded and moved to the side. The detectives stepped in and followed him to the living room. He gestured toward