Should Have Played Poker

Should Have Played Poker

by Debra H. Goldstein

244 pages· 2016· ISBN 9781432831592

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Carrie Martin s precarious balancing of her corporate law job and visiting her father at the Sunshine Village retirement home is upset when her mother appears, out of the blue, in Carrie s office twenty-six years after abandoning her family. Her mother leaves her with a sealed envelope and the confession she once considered killing Carrie s father. Carrie seeks answers about her past from her father prior to facing what is in the envelope. Before she can reach his room, she finds her mother murdered and the woman who helped raise her seriously injured.
Instructed to leave the sleuthing to the police, Carrie s continued efforts to discover why someone would target the two most important women in her life quickly put her at odds with her former lover the detective assigned to her mother s case. As Carrie and her co-sleuths, the Sunshine Village Mah jongg players, attempt to unravel Wahoo, Alabama s past secrets in this fast paced cozy mystery, their efforts put Carrie in danger and show her that truth and integrity aren t always what she was taught to believe."

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