Little Red's Café
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  • Parts 9
  • Time 1h 51m
  • Reads 129
  • Votes 11
  • Parts 9
  • Time 1h 51m
Ongoing, First published Feb 05, 2023
Mature
It has always been Anny and her momma against the world. With no other family around but close friends, so when her mother's body is discovered dead on the beach one morning she feels even more alone than usual. That is until she meets Nathan, a stranger who lays claim to her and her safety. As secrets start to unravel regarding her brutal murder, and truths surface regarding her past; Anny is faced with overwhelming uncertainty and distrust. Now she's left to juggle the mess left in her mom's wake. On the search for answers, it uncovers more questions. Who killed her mom? Who was her mom running from? Is everyone who they really say they are?
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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.