Tuesday Jane

A beautiful girl. A mysterious murder. A young man who wants to forget his past. It's 1991, and Dolan McBride is fresh out of the Army and the Gulf War. Returning to his childhood sanctuary in Arizona, Dolan wants to spend a few weeks with family in Sedona for some R&R. His plans change when a girl he had previously encountered on the road is found dead. Now he's determined to track down the bastard responsible. Yavapai County Sheriff's Detective Patty Malloy reluctantly accepts his assistance. Eighteen hundred miles away, in Indiana Amish Country, a nineteen-year-old grapples with her sister's death while struggling with her faith, family, and personal longings. Tuesday Jane is a compelling story of duty, loss, kindness, forgiveness, and love. What readers said: "A clean read. No F-Bombs. And it's a nice story (even though some bad things happen). Thanks for writing it!" "I was completely spellbound by "Tuesday Jane." I was hooked from start to finish. A must-read!" "Paul Mikaels' writing transported me to Arizona circa 1991, and I couldn't put the book down. Dolan's story and Hannah's struggles with the Amish community felt real. It's a good read." "Wow, "Tuesday Jane" had me completely immersed! I liked the characters and the way the story rolled along. It kept me turning pages. I was moved by the themes of love, loss, and faith."

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