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But Webb's old friend and prosecutor, Randy Fearing, isn't interested. He already has the killer. Webb and Amanda go on a search for more information to prove Clara is innocent. During their search Clara kills herself. The case appears to be over.
Webb and Amanda have a falling out. However, Webb isn't satisfied and continues the investigation. His search leads him to four other victims who died in a similar manner.
All had attended a private boys school. Webb discovers that forty years earlier there was a black man hanged to death by seven white boys, all from the school. The case appears to be over. Webb and Amanda have a falling out. However, Webb isn't satisfied and continues the investigation.
His search leads him to four other victims who died in a similar manner. All had attended a private boys school. Webb discovers that forty years earlier there was a black man hanged to death by seven white boys, all from the school.
The murder was covered up and the boys were never charged. The trail leads to the original victim's son.
But all isn't as it appears. The concept of truth and justice is turned upside down. And when Webb does find out the truth, he is at a loss about what to do. Paperback , pages. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.
Webb Sawyer, the main character, has become a close personal friend of mine. Get fast, free shipping with Amazon Prime. The case appears to be over. I promise I will read the article as soon as I pass at least one exam the first starting on February 5th and ending on February 8th. Writing a mystery is one thing, but creating a character that readers will want to spend more time with is something else, and Quinn has succeeded quite well in both regards with Blue Heron Marsh.
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This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Jan 25, Lisa rated it really liked it. He lives for fishing and shares this passion with all that touch his life throughout this novel.
We also see a transformation in Webb Sawyer as he deals with the difficult situation presented to him while serving the US. His closest friend looses trust in Webb and he is forced to reconnect with an old friend Bly after making several bad decisions. Bly helps to ground Webb, bringing him into the technological age and finds him the perfect fishing and hanging out buddy that he desperately needs. Begrudgingly, Webb assists a soon to be Private Investigator, Amanda, as she hunts down clues across the state of NC trying to free her friend Clara from jail and find the true murder of a well known business man.
Alison believes that she has found convincing clues that prove her friend is innocent and seductively begs for Webb to help her and present her case to her former boss and an old friend of Webb, the prosecutor, Randy Fearing.
After Amanda leaves the case, Webb continues to follow his gut feeling and seek additional information about other murders around the state that occurred in the same fashion. His research leads him to confront the killer and he finds that he is perplexed as to what to do once he knows the past and truth. The twists and turns and unexpected events in this novel will continually make you second guess who is at fault and what should be done about the evidence that is uncovered.
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