Bøker utgitt av Linda Freeny

This is no ordinary case for T. J. McCall. Her client, Joanne, a reclusive heiress, with a slim hold on reality, is not who she said she is, and nothing about the case makes sense. Th e first husband, Michael, went missing nine years ago. Th e second husband, David, is Michael's brother. Joanne's New York powerful attorney, is protective of her, and thwarts T. J.s investigation at every turn. No small thing, since Joanne is the prime suspect for David's disappearance. Th e investigation leads to England where Joanne attended school, and after a self-abusive incident there, she is placed in a stateside sanitarium for three years. Things get murky until she married Michael, and then he disappeared, presumed drowned, though no body was found. David, it turns out, is a fugitive gunrunner and not the saint Joanne pictured him to be. Question is; why would someone running from the law get involved with someone as high profile as Joanne? In the end, David's so called disappearance, has no motive, makes no sense, and an outcome that shocks everyone...everyone except her attorney who was the only one in on the truth. LINDA FREENY, has two successful crime mystery novels that received great review. Th ese are available online at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. A master at plotting this popular genre, this, her latest, a Psychological/Mystery/ Suspense has you guessing as do all of her novels. Th e twist ending on this one is unique and totally unexpected. She also writes screenplays for which she has had several options.

When Frank Damien joined the sheriff's office in a Southern California coastal town it was to escape brutal and often heinous crimes he experienced as a New York Police Detective. Thinking himself safe from something that still gives him nightmares, he was not prepared for the brutal murder of a husband and wife, bludgeoned to death in their bed seemingly without a fight. His belief that they were not killed together and at the same time and with more than one killer, is a view that is not shared by his coworkers, or anyone else. Something about this murder keeps drawing him back to the one in New York that cost him his wife and took him to the edge of insanity. The suspects are many because the dead husband had many enemies. Frank has on and off relationship with the dead man' ex-wife, who in so many ways reminds him of the wife he lost. It is a relationship that is complicated by the fact that her son is a prime suspect. LINDA FREENY, born and raised in England has been an American citizen for a long time. She writes in many different genres but has mostly written mostly mysteries and suspense, and always with a surprise ending. Since she is a fan of "page turners," she also writes with the intent to make her novels just as compelling. Some of her novels that are not strictly mysteries, always have twist at the end because it makes writing them more challenging, and she also writes screenplays and has adapted a few of her novels into that medium. Her hobby, along with her husband, is raising German Shepherds for show, and they own and bred many champions.

Detective DAVID KINCAID, is obsessed by finding out who a dead Jane Doe is, and how she came to be in that garbage ridden New York Alley. He believes her death was not an accident overdose, but murder. His quest takes him to the small town he was raised in, and to an older woman who seduced him when he was just sixteen. To his dismay, he still attracted to the woman, and still loves the fantastic sex they had and finds himself unable to stay away from her. He is caught off guard by the fact that the Jane Doe was her daughter...and maybe his. Determined to find out who killed her, it looks like someone from his hometown may have killed her... or not. When he find out who killed the girl, someone very close to him, four more people are dead, a Brazilian steroid outlet is discovered, and when the killer's identity was revealed, it is the ultimate betrayal. LINDA FREENY was born and raised in England but has an American Citizen for a long time. Her early infl uences were Agatha Christie, Mary Higgins Clarke, and Sidney Sheldon, where she developed her fascination with page turner mysteries. She has since gone on to other genres as well, but still favors a good mystery or thriller. All of her novels have a twist and at the end regardless of the genre, because it makes writing them more challenging. She also writes screenplays and has adapted three of her novels into scripts. Though her passion is writing, she and her husband also raise and breed German Shepherds owning and breeding many champions