Welcome to Bramblett County Georgia where the tea is sweet and time doesn't heal all wounds! A realtor in small-town Georgia is dealing with a hot property-and a cold case-in this mystery from the USA Today -Bestselling author. LILY SPRAYBERRY SELLS HOMES AND SOLVES CRIMES You solve new murders and uncover old crimes, but can you save someone from doing hard time? To return what was lost, solve my riddle at all costs. Travel back to '83 and the murder of a girl from Forsyth County. As a self-professed ...
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Welcome to Bramblett County Georgia where the tea is sweet and time doesn't heal all wounds! A realtor in small-town Georgia is dealing with a hot property-and a cold case-in this mystery from the USA Today -Bestselling author. LILY SPRAYBERRY SELLS HOMES AND SOLVES CRIMES You solve new murders and uncover old crimes, but can you save someone from doing hard time? To return what was lost, solve my riddle at all costs. Travel back to '83 and the murder of a girl from Forsyth County. As a self-professed seasoned solver of murders, I thought I'd seen it all in my quaint smalltown - until a mysterious note appeared in a lockbox on my client's open house listing. A lockbox where a very valuable coin collection was supposed to be. The note promised the return of the collection in exchange for solving a decades-old murder case from Forsyth County Georgia in '83. Unlike the quirky residents who sit and gossip about the crime at Millie's, I'm determined to get to the bottom of this mystery and retrieve the collection, I dive headfirst into the investigation - but the clues lead me down a path I never could have expected. As the pieces start to fall into place, I realize that the killer could be someone near and dear to my heart. With danger at every turn and the clock ticking down, I must navigate treacherous waters to solve the case and catch the right culprit instead of watching my friend get sent to jail to do hard time. Can I crack the code of the riddle and uncover the truth before it's too late? Only time will tell.
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