
Author(s): Debra Webb
Series: The Undertaker's Daughter #0.5
Also in this series: The Lies We Tell , The Darkness We Hide
Published by Pink House Press on December 27, 2018
Pages: 115
Genre(s): Psychological Thriller, Mystery, Suspense
Source: Purchase
Format: eBook

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Dr. Rowan DuPont and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department are hunting a serial killer. All the victims have one thing in common--they could be Rowan's twin, except her twin sister is dead.
Rowan grew up in a funeral home, surrounded by death, so her keen insights into homicide cases seldom fall short of the mark. Though growing up as the undertaker's daughter made her acutely aware of life and all its frailties, she is only human. Will her one mistake in this shocking case be her last one?
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I’m fully enjoying this series and author
Book one is good. Getting ready to dive into the others.
I tend to stay away from books like this. Great review.
Never heard of this one. Will have to look it up. Thank you for the review!
Such a great review.
I’ve read and enjoyed this author Nadene and this sounds really good. Thank you
You re welcome Debbie
I read the book after this one and enjoyed it but was a little fuzzy about all the details so I’ll have to pick this one up!
Yes this needs to be read before book one.
A prequel to a well-loved series is always fun.
Nice view. I have read this entire series, even the newest one, and I absolutely love it.
Sounds like a good intro to the series. I’m definitely curious. Love a good mystery series.
-Lauren
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i haven’t read the author or even too many psych thrillers before (though watched many).. this sounds interesting
I like the sound of this one. I haven’t read Debra Webb before but this sounds like the start of a very good series.