Deep Lucy, a Kate Wehring Mystery [NOOK Book]

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The second in the Kate Wehring Mystery series. Murder at her family’s carnival business launches reporter Kate Wehring on a ride with as many twists and turns as the Whip-Ass, the carnival’s roller coaster, as Kate and Hal unpeel, step by step, a conspiracy that may have disastrous consequences for her family.


Tommy Spevak of “Fatal Sisters” returns.

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Deep Lucy, a Kate Wehring Mystery

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Overview

The second in the Kate Wehring Mystery series. Murder at her family’s carnival business launches reporter Kate Wehring on a ride with as many twists and turns as the Whip-Ass, the carnival’s roller coaster, as Kate and Hal unpeel, step by step, a conspiracy that may have disastrous consequences for her family.


Tommy Spevak of “Fatal Sisters” returns.

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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940044712065
  • Publisher: Leon Shure
  • Publication date: 7/10/2012
  • Sold by: Smashwords
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 177,083
  • File size: 702 KB

Meet the Author

Leon Shure is a life-long resident of the Chicago area, and has lived both in the city and in the North and Northwest suburbs. A bachelors and masters graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, Shure worked for the Lerner Newspapers,a chain of weeklies in the city; the Day Newspapers, a suburban daily newspaper chain owned by Field Enterprises, now the Chicago Sun-Times; and Paddock Publications, a chain of daily newspapers in the Northwest suburbs, where he worked as a police reporter. He received the Jacob Sher Award for Outstanding Investigative Reporting. Shure is a practicing attorney and has held elective office in local governments. He has published three mysteries, all taking place in the wealthy and diverse North Shore suburbs of Chicago. These are "Fatal Sisters," "The Baba Yaga, a Dr. Adam Karl Mystery," and "Screams and Bleeds, a Vanek Mystery." Another of his books, a free collection of his Twitter tweets "#Conversationstopers: Puns, Non Sequitur, Impossible Scenarios" became a ebook best seller almost immediately, with almost 10,000 downloads. Shure is married and has two children.


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  • Posted May 19, 2013

    It's written like it was a first draft. errors abound. storyline

    It's written like it was a first draft. errors abound. storyline fractured. main character unlikeable. errors and mixed up character names leaves you wondering, this guy was a journalist?

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