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    Planting Evidence: A Rainy Day Mystery, #4
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    Planting Evidence: A Rainy Day Mystery, #4

    By Jeff Shelby

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    Dead bodies, burned-down buildings, a kidnapping…Rainy thinks she’s seen it all in the small town of Latney. After six months in her new home and her new town, she’s ready to focus on something other than solving crimes…like her budding relationship with Gunnar Forsythe, her handsome next-door neighbor. 

    But then money goes missing from one of the town’s most revered organizations and the people of Latney turn to Rainy for help. Despite her wishes, she’s coerced into investigating the theft. The clock is ticking because the Fall Festival, one of the town’s most-loved annual events, won’t go on if the money isn’t found.

    As Rainy dives into the clues left behind, she soon realizes that finding a suspect isn’t a problem. 

    It’s figuring out which one of her new friends is the culprit.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeff Shelby
    Release dateAug 9, 2017
    ISBN9781386142041
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    Planting Evidence: A Rainy Day Mystery, #4
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    Jeff Shelby

    Jeff Shelby is the author of more than twenty bestselling mystery novels, including the Noah Braddock series. He is a native of San Diego and a graduate of the University of California, Irvine, but currently splits his time between Texas and Minnesota.

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