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Devil Sent the Rain
Devil Sent the Rain: A Mystery | Lisa Turner
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Edgar Award nominee and bestselling author Lisa Turner’s hard-boiled Detective Billy Able returns in this dark Southern mystery about the murder of a dazzling Memphis socialite—and the scandals revealed in the wake of her death The heart can be an assassin. Detective Billy Able knows that from experience. Fresh from solving Memphis’ most sensational murder case, Homicide Detective Billy Able and his ambitious new partner Frankie Malone are called to a bizarre crime scene on the outskirts of town. A high society attorney has been murdered while dressed in a wedding gown. Billy is shocked to discover he has a very personal connection to the victim. When the attorney’s death exposes illegal practices at her family’s prestigious law firm, the scandal is enough to rock the southern city’s social world. In a tale of the remnants of Old South aristocracy and entitlement, twisted by greed and vengeance, Billy must confront the secrets of his own past to have any chance at solving the murder of the girl he once knew. But as he seeks the truth, he’s drawn closer to an embittered killer bent on revenge—and eliminating the threat Billy poses.
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Bookworm84
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A good day for a book on the porch. Lots of secrets in this southern mystery!

Bookworm84 This book proves that you can have all the elements of a southern gothic mystery and still write a deadly boring book. 8y
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sara4realz
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My copy of Devil Sent the Rain by Lisa Turner arrived today! It's a mystery that takes place in Memphis, TN and involves old southern families and old southern money. I'm almost 1/4 through it already. It's turned out to be a pretty fast read so far. I'm looking forward to talking about it at the next Smart Bitches Book Club - Memphis Chapter meeting on Sat., Oct 29, at 11 AM. (Find us on meetup.com or msg me for the deets.)