Time for Weekend Writing Warriors! This photo is my lake from my Milk Carton Murders World. In my book it's called Spirit Lake, in reality it is Silver Lake by my house. |
AND NOW THE SNIPPET:
This box of photographs held more promise, they were in the right time frame—even a few of himself as a kid.
What? No baby pictures of you, Davy? That’s weird, don’t you think?
“It’s not weird,” Dave said, out loud. Dammit—now he really was talking to himself. The first thing on the list when this case was over was to see that shrink.
“I’m sorry, did you say that’s weird?” asked Pepper.
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When
three small coffins are unearthed near the Wiscoy Creek during a
routine dredging operation, it’s the last thing DAVE ROBERTSON, of the Lamont Weekly Times, expected. Pinned to the skeleton’s clothing are pictures from milk cartons of missing girls.
BLURB:
Dave is stunned to find that one of the girls is Sally―a foster child his parents had cared for through the Friends of Foster Families (FFF) program. Cold case files reveal the girls disappeared over 20 years ago. Knowing his house was the last place he saw Sally alive, he can’t help but suspect his dad.
How can he write the biggest story of his career if his father turns out to be the killer? If the voice in his head would shut up and let him remember, he might figure it out before he loses his mind and his dad is charged with murder.
Full blurb and snippet recap here.
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