A sneak peek into The First to Die.
New book: The First to Die
“The First to Die weaves together two timelines that converge with increasing force as the novel reaches its thrilling climax. The story begins in the present, when Connie Tucker returns to her childhood home to attend the funeral of her mother, who went missing years earlier and whose remains have been found in a shallow grave. As Connie gets closer to the truth, she finds that everyone—including those closest to her—has something to hide. And so does she. The First to Die is a tale of deception and determination, revenge and redemption. The external conflicts Connie faces mirror her internal demons, and the resolution of both is a page-turning read.”
Lori Robbins is the Amazon bestselling author of the On Pointe and Master Class mystery series.
“The First to Die is a gripping mystery that delves into the haunting disappearance and death of actress Simone Tucker. With vivid characters, emotional depth, and suspenseful twists, her daughter Connie’s investigation uncovers buried secrets and tangled relationships, all leading to a shocking climax. The First to Die is more than an amateur sleuth novel; it explores the need to confront the past to move forward and find peace, as well as how loss shapes identity and relationships, particularly within families.”
D.M. Barr, award-winning author of psychological thrillers such as Deadly When Disturbed.
“A young woman returns, after years away, to her hometown when the body of her long-missing mother is discovered, but when she learns her mother was murdered, she embarks on an obsessive quest to find the killer, stirring up long-buried painful family secrets in the process. More than a mystery, The First to Die—by turns puzzling, surprising, and poignant—is a story about loss, about connection, and how little we sometimes know about the people we feel closest to.”
Bill Mesce, Jr., author of Median Gray.
“Beautifully written and plotted, The First to Die left me breathless. Defying the wishes of family, friends, and the police, Connie Tucker, a thirty-something woman, is determined to figure out who murdered her mother fifteen years ago. The compelling main character, the excellent storytelling, the roller coaster investigation, and the drive to a satisfying ending, result in an unputdownable novel. Don’t miss it.”
Catherine Maiorisi, author of the NYPD Detective Chiara Corelli Mysteries.
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