Murder Among Crows

Novinka

The rarest bird in Twin Ponds isn’t a crow—it’s the truth. Poppie Beresford came to Twin Ponds chasing a legend—a glimpse of the rare white crow whispered about in local folklore. What she found instead was death. Sheriff Cammie Farnsworth’s investigation soon reveals that Poppie’s quiet life hid a tangle of lies. From a bestselling author guarding his empire to a ghostwriter with too much to lose, every suspect carries secrets worth killing for. The deeper Cammie digs, the more the case entwines with the town’s myths and with her own family history. But in a community where folklore shapes fear and betrayal runs deep, each discovery brings Cammie closer to a shattering truth that could change everything she thought she knew about her parents, herself, and the place she calls home. Murder Among Crows is book five in the Twin Ponds Mysteries, a suspenseful small-town mystery series where gripping crimes, tangled relationships, and local legends collide. ________________________________________Praise for the Twin Ponds Mystery Series:????? “This book truly kept me up all night. Strong, well-rounded characters and an excellent mystery.”????? “They are so well written, funny, suspenseful, and I love the characters!”????? “The writer builds the story and characters in a way that draws you into the town and lives of the people in Twin Ponds.”????? “Every time we think the mystery is solved a new twist winds around.”????? “Her writing is quite similar to Louise Penny’s warmth and descriptive characters.”????? “A well written murder mystery that will have you biting your nails!”????? “Thoroughly enjoyed reading about things others believe in, as well as the effects of blatant misuse of such beliefs.”????? “A riveting murder mystery that will have you questioning the unknown!! Outstanding characterization.”????? “I couldn’t put it down. Sheriff Cammie is a strong and interesting character. The story is complex, twisty and fun.”????? “B. T. Lord has a way of making you feel like you are part of the story.”