HOW DO YOU PROVE YOU DIDN'T COMMIT A MURDER?A killer is loose in an upscale Sacramento neighborhood. He murdered Sarah Wagner's wealthy young Aunt but the close-minded detective working the case has already decided either Sarah or her cousin Laura committed the crime. He just doesn't know which. Both cousins are beneficiaries of their aunt's will and neither have alibis for the night she was killed. To save herself and her cousin, Sarah has no choice. She has to put aside her mind-numbing grief for her beloved aunt and focus on unraveling the mystery of her death. Sarah is smart and strong, but this will take a depth of courage she's not sure she possesses because the killer may be coming after her and every move Sarah makes seems to increase the odds that one of the people she loves is the killer. Why not start reading now? Look inside.

Author Biography

As a child, Chris read by flashlight, long after lights out. She thinks that atmosphere might have led to her love of mystery. Saturday Evening Post published one of her short stories in its 2015 on-line anthology, and she's currently working on a sequel to "Love, Murder and a Good Bottle of Wine."