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Murder at Mabels Motel

(Hardback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Murder at Mabels Motel

Contributors:

By (Author) G.A. McKevett

ISBN:

9781496729064

Publisher:

Kensington Publishing

Imprint:

Kensington Publishing

Publication Date:

19th April 2021

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Dewey:

813.54

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Hardback

Number of Pages:

304

Dimensions:

Width 139mm, Height 210mm

Description

Stella "Granny" Reid's youth wasn't the only thing changed by time in tiny, nondescript McGill, Georgia. Except even back in the 1980s, the Southern town still had a way of attracting downright dubious characters--some with a talent for murder. Travel to the 1980s with Stella "Granny" Reid to the nondescript town of McGill, Georgia, a place that has a way of attracting dubious characters--including the murdered leader of an ignorant gang believed to have orchestrated several hate crimes... As quirky as McGill's residents can be, they usually welcome society's oddballs and outcasts into the community with open arms. But the three members of the Lone White Wolf Pack are a different story. Townsfolk aren't feeling the least bit neighborly toward the ignorant gang widely believed to have orchestrated several hate crimes in the area... When the small group's irredeemable leader, Billy Ray Sonner, is found dead in an abandoned motel, most assume it was the result of an accidental overdose. An unfortunate yet predictable end for a man who lived the way Billy did. Only Stella and the sheriff have witnessed the crime scene in person, and the smell of cyanide means something more disturbing happened in that ramshackle room. Something like homicide...

Author Bio

G. A. McKevett is the pseudonym of well-known author, Sonja Massie. She is currently working on the next Savannah Reid mystery. Readers can visit her website at www.sonjamassie.com.

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