Delilah
is in charge of a tourist group taking a cruise on a Mississippi Riverboat thats
going to stop in Hannibal, Missouri, the town where Mark Twain was raised. She doesnt have any help on this trip since
her daughter Melissa and son-in-law Luke are back in Atlanta
taking care of the literary travel agency business while shes gone.
The cruise, which starts in St.
Louis, is scheduled just to be a
one-night trip, so Delilah isnt anticipating any problems, but trouble inevitably
crops up when one of the members of her tour turns up dead.
His neck is broken, and its definitely not an accident, which means the
riverboat may be stuck in Hannibal for longer than planned.
- Publisher: Kensington (October 27, 2009)
- Hardback: $22.00
- ISBN-10: 0758225687
- ISBN-13: 978-0758225689
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An early morning calm lay
over the water. The sun wasnt quite up
yet, but a half-circle of pink and orange glow was visible at the horizon, far out over
the Gulf of Mexico, as Phyllis Newsom stepped out onto the porch of the old, three-story
house that faced the sea. Only rarely had she
ever seen anything more beautiful, Phyllis thought as she raised a cup to her lips and
took a sip of coffee.
Nor was there anything more restful and peaceful than these moments just before
sunrise. She would never wish ill on anyone,
but right now she was almost glad that there had been complications with the birth of her
cousin Dorothys first grandchild. If
Dorothy and her husband hadnt had to go up to Dallas to be with their daughter, they
wouldnt have asked Phyllis to come down here to Fulton, Texas, and look after their
bed-and-breakfast for a while.
- Publisher: NAL Trade (September 29, 2009)
- Trade Paperback: $14.00
- ISBN-10: 0451228367
- ISBN-13: 978-0451228369
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