Small Town Justice
To prove her brother was framed for murder, an Arkansas woman must keep one step ahead of a killer in this romantic suspense novel of danger and faith. Back home in Serenity, Arkansas, Jamie Lynn Henderson is determined to clear her brother’s name. He was framed for the town sheriff’s hit-and-run death years ago, And Jamie Lynn isn’t leaving until she proves it. But as she encounters dead end after dead end, she discovers someone will go to any lengths—even murder—to bury the evidence. Her only hope of staying alive long enough to uncover the truth is Shane Colton, the late lawman’s wary son. Shane’s world was shattered by one senseless act that he can’t forgive. But somehow he is drawn to protect the lovely woman trying to free her brother from prison. If they don’t work fast, Jamie Lynn’s single-minded quest might lead them both into the killer’s trap.
336 pages
English edition · First published 2016 by Independent Publishers Group (Chicago Review Press) · ISBN 9781488008160
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