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Everyone In Town Knew Her. Blackwater County, #10
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8233723377
- EAN9798233723377
- Date de parution17/08/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
A dead woman with fifteen names. A town with a forty-year-old secret. A librarian holding the key to it all. When a woman is found dead on the steps of the Blackwater County courthouse, the town's residents step forward to identify her. But there is a chilling problem: fifteen different people know her by fifteen completely different names. Mae Rook, the meticulous local librarian, soon discovers the truth.
The dead woman wasn't a drifter; she was an investigator who spent the last fourteen months using tailored identities to infiltrate the town's five founding families. And before she was murdered, she taped a single brass key under a library table for Mae to find. That key unlocks a terrifying shadow history of Blackwater County. Hidden deep within the library's seemingly innocent oral history archives is undeniable evidence of a decades-long conspiracy: infants taken from vulnerable mothers, falsified birth certificates sealed by a corrupt judge, and children traded between elite families like property.
As Mae listens to the secret recordings, she realizes her own family and the house she grew up in are implicated in the town's dark legacy. With a state detective closing in, a maintenance worker forced into a false confession, and the town's elite desperate to protect their carefully built lies, Mae must decide whether to keep the peace or burn the entire system to the ground.
The dead woman wasn't a drifter; she was an investigator who spent the last fourteen months using tailored identities to infiltrate the town's five founding families. And before she was murdered, she taped a single brass key under a library table for Mae to find. That key unlocks a terrifying shadow history of Blackwater County. Hidden deep within the library's seemingly innocent oral history archives is undeniable evidence of a decades-long conspiracy: infants taken from vulnerable mothers, falsified birth certificates sealed by a corrupt judge, and children traded between elite families like property.
As Mae listens to the secret recordings, she realizes her own family and the house she grew up in are implicated in the town's dark legacy. With a state detective closing in, a maintenance worker forced into a false confession, and the town's elite desperate to protect their carefully built lies, Mae must decide whether to keep the peace or burn the entire system to the ground.
