The Advocate's Labyrinth - Paperback
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The Advocate's Labyrinth - Paperback
$20.23
by Teresa Burrell (Author)
An Eccentric Aunt, A Hoarder's Estate, & A Web of Deceit
Attorney Sabre Brown's latest case seems routine at first: four children left traumatized after their five-year-old brother is mysteriously smothered at home. But as she delves deeper, Sabre quickly realizes this is no ordinary day at the office. The case takes a dark turn, pulling her into a web of secrets and lies.
Meanwhile, Sabre's eccentric, hoarding Aunt dies suddenly, and Sabre finds herself drowning in a sea of garbage and greed. Sorting through her aunt's chaotic estate becomes a nightmare, with grasping relatives vying for a piece of the inheritance. Amidst the clutter, Sabre uncovers shocking treasures, hidden fraud, and her aunt's chilling suspicions that someone was out to kill her. With her PI boyfriend, JP, by her side, Sabre navigates a labyrinth of familial deceit, murder, and duty. As they unearth disturbing truths, Sabre must keep her wits about her to solve the child's murder, safeguard his siblings, and fulfill her aunt's peculiar final wishes. The Advocate's Labyrinth is Book 12 of The Advocate Series. Join Sabre trapped in a maze of treachery, as she races against time to untangle the mysteries before they consume her.
Number of Pages: 284
Dimensions: 0.64 x 8 x 5.25 IN
Publication Date: November 23, 2020
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