| Author: | Sylvia Dickey Smith | ISBN: | 9781883953515 |
| Publisher: | Crispin Books | Publication: | September 28, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sylvia Dickey Smith |
| ISBN: | 9781883953515 |
| Publisher: | Crispin Books |
| Publication: | September 28, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Sidra Smart, fifty years old, is not your ordinary P.I.
A recently divorced preacher’s wife, Sid knows next to nothing about running the private-detective business she’s inherited from her brother. But her first client bursts in with vague flashbacks of a grisly thirty-year-old murder.
In Dance on His Grave, Sid plunges into a surreal world of passion, deception, and murder.
The story takes place in and around Orange, Texas, in the borderlands where Texas and Louisiana meet, a region filled with colorful characters, good food, and dark secrets.
“. . . a strong start to the Sidra Smart mystery series. . . . This well-written page-turner will keep the reader entertained throughout.”
– Christy Tillery French
“Move over Stephanie Plum and Annie Darling . . . there’s a new sassy sleuth on the scene! With atmospheric descriptions of rural East Texas and character-driven plots, [Smith] has a real knack for crafting a quality thriller.”
– Chick Lit Café
Sidra Smart, fifty years old, is not your ordinary P.I.
A recently divorced preacher’s wife, Sid knows next to nothing about running the private-detective business she’s inherited from her brother. But her first client bursts in with vague flashbacks of a grisly thirty-year-old murder.
In Dance on His Grave, Sid plunges into a surreal world of passion, deception, and murder.
The story takes place in and around Orange, Texas, in the borderlands where Texas and Louisiana meet, a region filled with colorful characters, good food, and dark secrets.
“. . . a strong start to the Sidra Smart mystery series. . . . This well-written page-turner will keep the reader entertained throughout.”
– Christy Tillery French
“Move over Stephanie Plum and Annie Darling . . . there’s a new sassy sleuth on the scene! With atmospheric descriptions of rural East Texas and character-driven plots, [Smith] has a real knack for crafting a quality thriller.”
– Chick Lit Café
