"Of all the ways I've imagined reconnecting with my mother, I never thought it would be on a Sunday morning in my office discussing why she once wanted to murder my father." Carrie Martin
Carrie Martin's balancing of her corporate lawyer job and visiting her father at the Sunshine Village Retirement Home is further upset when her mother appears after a twenty-six-year absence. She makes a shocking confession to Carrie and leaves her with a sealed envelope.
Before Carrie can open the envelope or find the answers to the past, tragedy strikes. Although told to leave the sleuthing to the police, Carrie can't.
With the unorthodox, but enthusiastic, help of her co-sleuths, the Sunshine Village Mah Jongg players, Carrie also finds herself at odds with her former lover—the detective assigned to her mother's case. And that's not all!
As Carrie and the Mah Jongg players unravel the secrets hidden in Wahoo, Alabama, their efforts reveal what every good Mah Jongg (and Poker) player knows: Truth and integrity aren't always what we've been taught to believe, and one could die making that discovery.
"Of all the ways I've imagined reconnecting with my mother, I never thought it would be on a Sunday morning in my office discussing why she once wanted to murder my father." Carrie Martin
Carrie Martin's balancing of her corporate lawyer job and visiting her father at the Sunshine Village Retirement Home is further upset when her mother appears after a twenty-six-year absence. She makes a shocking confession to Carrie and leaves her with a sealed envelope.
Before Carrie can open the envelope or find the answers to the past, tragedy strikes. Although told to leave the sleuthing to the police, Carrie can't.
With the unorthodox, but enthusiastic, help of her co-sleuths, the Sunshine Village Mah Jongg players, Carrie also finds herself at odds with her former lover—the detective assigned to her mother's case. And that's not all!
As Carrie and the Mah Jongg players unravel the secrets hidden in Wahoo, Alabama, their efforts reveal what every good Mah Jongg (and Poker) player knows: Truth and integrity aren't always what we've been taught to believe, and one could die making that discovery.
Should Have Played Poker
Should Have Played Poker
Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940167579309 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Debra H. Goldstein |
| Publication date: | 04/29/2023 |
| Sold by: | Draft2Digital |
| Format: | eBook |
| Sales rank: | 301,824 |
| File size: | 754 KB |