Another Man’s Treasure (Palmyrton Estate Sale Mystery Series)
₱1,229.00
Product Description
On a snowy Christmas Eve, a beautiful young mother goes out to buy a few last minute gifts and never returns….thirty years later, her daughter picks up her trail.
As the owner of an estate sale business, Audrey Nealon knows a lot about art, antiques, and the unlikely places old people hide their treasures. But the shabby home of an elderly widow holds alarming surprises: street drugs in the silverware drawer, a trunkful of jewels in the attic, and the distinctive ring Audrey’s mother was wearing the night she disappeared. Believing the truth will bring her peace, Audrey relentlessly pursues clues to her family’s troubled history. But each fact Audrey uncovers drags her further away from the love she craves, and puts her on a collision course with people more determined, more ambitious, and more dangerous than she can fathom. Ultimately, some truths are too awful to bear, and too terrible to share.Fans of Liane Moriarty and Melinda Leigh will enjoy this funny mystery full of antiques, romance, suspense and a lovable shelter dog named Ethel. Well-developed, relatable characters and a twist ending keep readers turning the pages.
Review
5-Stars–Indie Reader ApprovedVerdict: Readers will fall in love with the relentless Audrey who is hell-bent on finding out why she was robbed not only of her mother but also of any hope she had for a “normal” childhood in a happy family. S.W. Hubbard has penned an absorbing treasure.–IndieReader.com
About the Author
S.W. Hubbard’s most recent novel is
Treasure of Darkness, the sequel to
Another Man’s Treasure. She is also is the author of three mystery novels set in the Adirondack Mountains:
Take the Bait, The Lure, and
Blood Knot. Her short stories have appeared in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine and the anthologies
Crimes by Moonlight, Adirondack Mysteries, and the
Mystery Box. She lives in Morristown, NJ, where she teaches creative writing to enthusiastic teens and adults, and expository writing to reluctant college freshmen.
