Take My Hand: A Novel
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The cold case of a murdered boy named Ethan LeBrun is the last thing Detective Chris Bellini wants on his watch. It’s far too close to home, where he’s raising a granddaughter of about the same age. However, his discomfort with the case amps up to sheer terror when he places himself and his young girl in danger of being the killer’s next victims. Can he solve the case before the craven predator strikes again?
Take My Hand: A Novel is the new murder mystery by Marguerite Mooers that follows a seasoned detective on the hunt for a murderer who has masterfully eluded apprehension for years. When Lorna Watson, a teacher at a medium-security prison, discovers new information about the puzzling kidnapping and killing of Ethan, she shares it with the detective. Soon thereafter, her husband, who is struggling with Alzheimer’s disease, vanishes from his nursing home. Could his disappearance be connected with Lorna’s newfound knowledge of sinister old deeds?
With razor-sharp intrigue and an entertaining measure of comic relief, this mesmerizing story of chilling crime and correctional punishment will transfix anyone who likes a whodunit with a romantic twist.
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