by Jean Henry Mead (Author)
In this second novel in the Logan and Cafferty mystery/suspense series, sassy boomer sleuths Dana Logan and Sarah Cafferty brave a Rocky Mountain blizzard in their RV to investigate Dana's sister's sudden death in Wyoming. Dana's brother-in-law claims it was suicide but the two women set out to prove it was murder. The case is complicated because the small town sheriff is his brother, the coroner his cousin, and Dana's sister is scheduled for cremation the following morning. Placing their own lives in danger, Sarah falls victim to possible poisoning and is hospitalized. Dana carries on alone with the help of a DCI agent she falls in love with as more bodies turn up and a vicious drug ring is uncovered.
Author Biography
Jean Henry Mead is the author of 15 books, half of them novels. She's also an award-winning photojournalist and children's author. Diary of Murder is the second novel in her Logan & Cafferty mystery/suspense series featuring two 60-year-old sassy women amateur sleuths traveling the West in their motorhome, solving murders. A Village Shattered is first in the series and Murder on the Interstate is third. She lives on a ranch in Wyoming's Laramie Mountains with her husband and Australian Shepherd.