Death in the Abstract
Emily Barnes
Katherine
Sullivan, retired Chief of Police in Edina, Minnesota, is
concentrating on her art in Taos, New Mexico, when she gets word that
her good friend, retired police officer Nathan Walker, is missing.
She heads back to Edina to help the employees of his private security
firm find him. Once there, she may not get much help from her
nemesis, Dean Bostwick, the new Chief of Police, because he is busy
trying to find out who murdered a woman he knew.
Katherine
is also hoping to find time to spend with her daughter and
grandchildren, but that won't be easy until she is able to find
Nathan. And before she can find him another body turns up--a suspect
in his possible kidnapping no less. Now, Katherine has to focus on
Nathan's last business appointment, which was held in a newly built
subdivision with a paranoid homeowner. Hopefully, she will finally
find some answers to his disappearance.
Fans of
cozy mysteries will be delighted with this book. Katherine Sullivan
returns here after her debut in The Fine Art of Murder,
determined to find her friend. Death in the Abstract is filled
with likable characters and a twisting plot which makes it a good
read.
This
review was written by me and originally published by City Book
Review.
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