Tuesday, April 21, 2009

"Living Dolls" Mystery Book #4


“The Quaint town of Bar Haven sat perched beside the water. The light posts in the center of town were wrapped in candy can stripes. Festive decorations hung above the streets, and holiday decorations hung from some of the doors. Bar Haven was a lovely old fishing town, which over the years has had its face in many a visiting artists’ works.
Until a few years ago, children used to roam freely around the neighborhoods. The Bar Haven Elementary School, sat tucked safely behind its new high chain link fence, until now the children had no fears as they walked home alone. Today no children playing in or near the streets and mothers hold onto them tightly. Despite the new security, the children continue to disappear, and the town is irate and scared.
Detective Dave Turner spends all his waking time trying to solve these mysterious disappearances. He had searched all the areas that the leads had come from since last week. Once again, he had walked the streets. As with all the other times, he had come up empty. Not one sign of the last missing had been found, nothing new, at any of the many places he had gone. No clothes, no finger prints, no clues, just lead after useless lead. Dave is frustrated and exhausted over this case, the worse case ever. He feels tortured and engulf by it.”

Gloria Kenmare Grant was born and grew up in Mobile, Alabama, and attending school there at Semmes High School in Semmes, Al. She later attended Piedmont Community college in Morganton, NC. She has lived in the South all her life but enjoyed diversity in her fields of employment. This is Gloria’s third novel with PublishAmerica.

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