A Risky Undertaking for Loretta Singletary: A Samuel Craddock Mystery
Terry Shames
(Author)
21,000+ Reviews
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Description
A FAVORITE SERIES CHARACTER FINDS HERSELF IN HARM'S WAY. After using an online dating site for senior citizens, town favorite Loretta Singletary--maker of cinnamon rolls and arbiter of town gossip--goes missing. Chief Samuel Craddock's old friend Loretta Singletary--a mainstay of the Jarrett Creek community--has undergone a transformation, with a new hairstyle and modern clothes. He thinks nothing of it until she disappears. Only then does he find out she has been meeting men through an online dating site for small-town participants. When a woman in the neighboring town of Bobtail turns up dead after meeting someone through the same dating site, Craddock becomes alarmed. Will Craddock be able to find Loretta before she suffers the same fate? Finding out what happened to Loretta forces him to investigate an online world he is unfamiliar with, and one which brings more than a few surprises.
Product Details
Price
$15.95
$14.83
Publisher
Seventh Street Books
Publish Date
April 23, 2019
Pages
264
Dimensions
5.5 X 0.8 X 8.2 inches | 0.55 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781633884908
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About the Author
Terry Shames is the author of the Samuel Craddock mysteries A Killing at Cotton Hill, The Last Death of Jack Harbin, Dead Broke in Jarrett Creek, A Deadly Affair at Bobtail Ridge, The Necessary Murder of Nonie Blake, An Unsettling Crime for Samuel Craddock, and A Reckoning in the Back Country. She is a member of the Mystery Writers of America and Sisters in Crime.
Reviews
"Engaging... Craddock is a slightly more cerebral version of the late Bill Crider's rural sheriff Dan Rhodes, but they share a bloodline." --Booklist PRAISE FOR THE SAMUEL CRADDOCK MYSTERIES "There may be no protagonist in our genre today as decently compelling as Samuel Craddock.
And there may be no better chronicler of the character and complexity
of small-town America than Terry Shames."
--WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER, author of the Cork O'Connor novels
"Small towns in mysteries can be too cute or too weird to be true, but Jarrett Creek is the real deal and Samuel Craddock is the jewel in its crown. Flawed, complex, decent, and captivating--spending time in this town with the chief is a delight." --CATRIONA McPHERSON, author of Quiet Neighbors
"I love Samuel Craddock, I love this town, and I love this series of books."
--TIMOTHY HALLINAN, author of the Junior Bender mysteries
And there may be no better chronicler of the character and complexity
of small-town America than Terry Shames."
--WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER, author of the Cork O'Connor novels
"Small towns in mysteries can be too cute or too weird to be true, but Jarrett Creek is the real deal and Samuel Craddock is the jewel in its crown. Flawed, complex, decent, and captivating--spending time in this town with the chief is a delight." --CATRIONA McPHERSON, author of Quiet Neighbors
"I love Samuel Craddock, I love this town, and I love this series of books."
--TIMOTHY HALLINAN, author of the Junior Bender mysteries
