Journey now to Galveston, Texas, of 1880...Where is Mrs. Smith’s granddaughter? Who is the mysterious Mrs. Smith?
Pinkerton agent Jonah Cahill is hired by the mysterious widow to find
her lost granddaughter, rumored to be living in Galveston, Texas. Though
Jonah prefers to travel alone, Mrs. Smith insists that she and her
companion accompany him. Madeline Latour, investigative reporter, has
been acting as Mrs. Smith’s assistant for several months, and Madeline
will not allow anyone—even a Pinkerton agent—to ruin the story of a
lifetime. The pair forges an uneasy truce as the investigation grows
dangerous.
Is there a bigger story beyond a missing girl to be revealed?
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About The Author
Bestselling author Kathleen
Y’Barbo is a multiple Carol Award and RITA nominee of more than eighty
novels with almost two million copies in print in the US and abroad.
A
tenth-generation Texan and certified paralegal, she has been nominated
for a Career Achievement Award as well a Reader’s Choice Award and is
the winner of the Inspirational Romance of the Year by Romantic Times
magazine.
To connect with her through social media, check out the links on her website at www.kathleenybarbo.com.
My Review
We are embarking on a mystery with a bit of romance in 1880’s Texas, and
we are with a reporter Madeline Latour, and a Pinkerton Agent Jonah
Cahill.
Wow, what a ride from our beginnings in New Orleans,
traveling around in the Gulf of Mexico, but mainly our story takes place
in Galveston, Texas.
I was surprised when the bombshells started to
drop, and never saw a lot of them coming. In fact, some I am still
wondering about.
In hindsight, I can see what Mrs. Smith was doing,
and what she was trying to achieve, while she had people searching for
her Granddaughter, she kept some facts close at hand.
From pirate
treasure, to lost babies, we are looking for seems to be a needle in a
haystack, and some of these people are not the person that are
presenting to the public.
You need to read all the way for the answers, but wow an enjoyable story!
I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Barbour Books, and was not required to give a positive review.
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