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Whatever Doesn't Kill You

Whatever Doesn’t Kill You

An Emma Howe and Billie August Mystery

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An Emma Howe and Billie August Mystery

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ISBN: 9781592117109
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Publisher/Imprint: Unicorn Publishing Group
Published: 7 Sep 26
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: 152 x 228 mm
Pages: 320

Description

Billie August is barely holding it together-but she’s the only one willing to see what others won’t. A gripping story of doubt, duty, and the price of conviction.

She’s juggling a rocky partnership, a troubled case, and a life on the edge-can Billie August find the truth before it’s too late?

Single mother Billie August is frustrated with her boss and sleuthing mentor, the gruff, perpetually dissatisfied Emma Howe. So far, their relationship has been a personal and professional disaster.

To top it off, Billie seems like the only person in town who thinks mentally disabled Gavin Riddock-accused of killing his only friend-might not be guilty. But her inability to turn up any hard evidence could cost Gavin everything.

Now, illness at home and dead ends at work have frayed Billie’s nerves. The last thing she needs is to come across Emma Howe on the warpath.

Meanwhile, Emma’s search for one girl’s real mother is being foiled at every turn by the lies and misdirection of the girl’s foster mother. When new clues suggest the case may have something to do with Gavin Riddock, seasoned Emma will have to learn to trust her young assistant.

Together, mentor and protege must unravel the layers of posh Marin society to uncover the startling truth…

Author

Gillian Roberts is the pseudonym of Judith Greber and is the author of the Anthony-award winning Amanda Pepper mystery series that features a Philadelphia high school English teacher and her significant (but undernamed) other (and now fiance), C. K. Mackenzie. Judith's been happily married for almost the entire last millennium, and is the mother of two grown sons. Gillian, Judith's mysterious alter-ego, was named at a party by Judith's friends after a publisher insisted she take another name for her mysteries, so as not to confuse the readers. Judith's been confused ever since.

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