His Brother's Keeper
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  • Reads 341
  • Votes 13
  • Parts 1
  • Time 53m
Complete, First published Sep 17, 2019
Samantha Radcliff was no ordinary private detective.  She felt she was born in the wrong era.  Her idols are the fictitious private detectives of the 1940s and 50s, like Phillip Marlowe and Dick Tracy.   Even her cat is named Charlie Chan.  Although Sam, as she prefers to be called, loves her work, she's become bored at the cases she been offered.  For once she'd like to work a meaty cloak and dagger case full of intrigue.   She finally gets her wish when her next case, a handsome, CEO with amnesia, literally drops at her doorstep begging for her help...right before he passes out.   Sam Radcliff, lady PI to the rescue.
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A Psychotic Killer? How to Get Away!

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#1 - romanticsuspense #3 - mystery As a four years old child, Kimberly Jacobs, made global news as a psychotic. A child who murdered her own mother in cold blood. And now, thirty years later. The evil cycle has repeated itself again. Someone in Kim's life - her husband - has been savagely murdered. On a night Kim sent all their employees home. So many possible reasons for Kim to want her husband dead, but, did she do it? Did she pull the knife to end the life of the father of her child? Or is someone trying to implicate her, so she makes global news again? But this time, it wouldn't just end there. She could go to prison, and serve life imprisonment. Or in fact, face the death penalty. For a crime, she may or may not have committed.