Not Quite Free (A Lowcountry Mystery)

by Lyla Payne

Overview

Graciela Harper would like nothing better than to nurse her broken heart and hide from the world, but some problems get bigger the longer they're left to sit. She's about to stand trial for her father's murder, and whoever killed him did a thorough job of setting her up. And, to make matters worse, a sinister new ghost has taken to following her around.

If Gracie wants to avoid being wrongfully convicted, she'll have to solve her father's murder herself. The few clues she's found indicate a connection between his death and his ability to see ghosts, a talent that has manifested in generations of Fourniers. With the help of her half-brother, Gracie follows the thorny branches of her father's family tree, seeking answers. But the more they learn about the Fourniers, past and present, the more it starts to seem as if their father's violent death wasn't an aberration.

Gracie has found her way out of plenty of fixes, but she fears this one might finally take away her freedom--or her life.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940156842476
Publisher:	Author Published
Publication date:	01/10/2017
Series:	Lowcountry Mysteries , #9
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	350
Sales rank:	118,963
File size:	584 KB

About the Author

Lyla Payne has been publishing New Adult romance novels for a little over a year, starting with Broken at Love and continuing with the rest of the Whitman University series. She loves telling stories, discovering the little reasons people fall in love, and uncovering hidden truths in the world around us - past and present. In her spare time she cuddles her two dogs, pretends to enjoy exercising so that she can eat as much Chipotle as she wants, and harbors a deep and abiding hope that Zac Efron likes older women. She loves reading, of course, along with movies, traveling, and Irish whiskey. Lyla's hard at work, ALWAYS, and hopes to bring you more Whitman University antics and at least one more Lowcountry ghost tale before the end of the year.

Lyla Payne is represented by Kathleen Rushall.