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The Untimely Death of Ivy Tucker

The Kate Nash Mysteries, Book 3

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The Untimely Death of Ivy Tucker

By: Susan Keene
Narrated by: Emma Porter
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Kate put her hands on her hips in exasperation. “Roger, I don’t know what else to tell you. I opened the door to pick up the Sunday paper, and her body fell inside.”

The Tucker family planned the perfect vacation. They wanted to sail down the Sea of California, around the Baja to the Sea of Cortez, and explore the Mexican mainland. They were never seen alive again, and the boat was never found.

How does Ivy Tucker end up dead on Kate Nash’s front porch 10 years after the family was presumed lost at sea? Did anyone else survive the tragedy?

Kate Nash will not rest until she finds an answer. What is so important someone would rather kill Kate and her friends than have them learn the truth?

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©2019 Susan Keene (P)2020 Susan Keene
Cosy Detective Fiction Mystery Women Sleuths Women's Fiction

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