TRACE EVIDENCE

by Linda Rae Blair

Overview

Trace is in a real pickle this time! Press has to work this one without his partner. There's been a murder entirely too close for comfort, and the whole Virginia team has to come together to prove Trace's innocence. Trace is "banished" to the Andrews mansion, where he is becoming Jones's new best friend. Poor Trace! As for the case, let's just say that unrequited love can be a real killer!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015494570
Publisher:	LINDA RAE BLAIR
Publication date:	05/30/2012
Series:	The Preston Andrews Mysteries , #9
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	115
Sales rank:	220,405
File size:	199 KB

About the Author

Raleigh artist, Linda Rae Blair is the author of historic romances, modern romances, mysteries, and sagas that include all four. She has used her knowledge gained during extensive travel throughout the United States and her passion for art, history, mysteries, and scenery to create compact novels with rich characters so real you'll miss them when they're gone and places you'll swear you've been.

An avid reader who inhales novels by Nora Roberts, Sandra Brown and others in the romance/mystery genres, her imagination takes you to a variety of places and times all in the same story.

Her novels have been described as sweeping yet compact novels in an appealing style. Her characters have been praised for being full and rich characters that you will want more and more.

Ms. Blair has spent many happy hours in Virginia Beach during off-season, when the winds blow cold and hard and the salty air whips at the weather-protected palms. This is the locale chosen for the base her Preston Andrews series. Locals and visitors alike will find many familiar frames of reference in this series.

Editorial Reviews

5 STAR REVIEW - Enjoyable short mystery June 23, 2012
By johnnyuke
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is an easy to read, short mystery with interesting, realistic characters and a good plot. Especially interesting was the forensic science. The writing is succinct, with no rambling digressions in the plot. Happily for me, not a lot of sex and violence, just good writing.

Amazon - Johnny Uke