Clara Montague is a whip-smart and wisecracking amateur detective who relies on her wits and an unusual gift rather than weapons or fists. It is contemporary murder mystery crafted by a writer with a gift for prose. You can go home again, but should you?Clara Montague didnt want to go home to Connecticut for Christmas. Her mother Constance never seemed to like heror her intuitive dreams about the people she loved. Clara tried to warn her mother that her father was about to have a heart attack, but Constance wouldnt listenand her father died.Now living in Europe, Clara dreams her mother is in terrible danger, and cant ignore it. Shortly after she returns, her mothers therapist (and former lover) Hugh Woodward is murderedand Constance is jailed for the crime.Frantically seeking clues to her mothers hidden past, Clara uncovers the file of shadow notes that Hugh maintained to document his sessions with her mother, but they are snatched from her hands before she can read them.Can Claras intuition help her peel back years of high-stakes secrets to identify the real murderer?
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Weight: 317g
Dimensions: 152 x 228mm
Publication Date: 06 May 2021
Publisher: Woodhall Press
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781949116366
About Laurel Peterson
Laurel S. Peterson is an English professor and served as the inaugural Poet Laureate of Norwalk Connecticut for three years. She edited the poetry collection Oysterville: Poemsand serves on the editorial board of the literary journalInkwell. She is the author of two poetry chapbooks That's the Way the Music Sounds and Talking to the Mirrorand the full length poetry collection Do You Expect Your Art to Answer? She also co-edited a collection of essays on women's justice titled (Re)Interpretations: The Shapes of Justice in Women's Experience. Shadow Notes is one of The Clara Montague Mystery series and it will be followed by The Fallen in fall of 2020. She and her husband live in Connecticut.