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    When The Rooster Kills: A Rainy Day Mystery, #2

    By Jeff Shelby

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    Small towns like big stories.

    And Rainy Day is right in the middle of one.

    Rainy is settling into her new life in the small town of Latney, but when a young woman goes missing, she finds herself thrown in the spotlight again. Because the townspeople turn to her for help.

    Rainy reluctantly lets herself be drawn into searching for the woman. Soon enough, she is surrounded by people who are sneaking around and struggling with telling her the truth. As new suspects come to light, Rainy worries that the woman might never be found and that an innocent person will stand accused.

    Can she find the missing woman before it’s too late?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeff Shelby
    Release dateJul 10, 2017
    ISBN9781386143123
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    When The Rooster Kills: A Rainy Day Mystery, #2
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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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