Death In A Mood Indigo

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When two children make a grisly discovery on Sconset beach, Detective Meredith Folger finds herself with a perplexing case on her hands. The crime lab can tell her only that the newly unearthed skeletal remains belonged to a woman who was strangled to death somewhere between two and ten years ago a conclusion that sends Merry sifting through old missing-persons files. But then a shocking piece of news changes everything.

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Praise for Death in a Mood Indigo

A wonderful find . . . Detective Merry Folger comes across as a real person, albeit a smart one, with doubts and concerns.
The Denver Post

Mathews uses her setting and its unique population skillfully.
The San Diego Union-Tribune

An admirable, well-written series, with Folger evolving into an ever more complex character as love and loyalty collide with her professional pride and ethics.
The Orlando Sentinel

Mathews writes appealingly, making her characters human, fallible, and thoughtful and her story line always believable. Essential for all mystery collections.
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Author Bio

Francine Mathews worked for four years as an intelligence analyst at the CIA. She wrote her first book in 1992 and left the Agency a year later. Fifteen books have followed, along with sundry children, dogs, and houses. When she's not writing, she likes to ski, garden, needlepoint, and buy art.