The Cinco de Mayo Murder by Lee Harris

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The Cinco de Mayo Murder
Lee Harris
Fawcett
February 19, 2009

MAYDAY!When Christine Bennett is invited on a sightseeing trip to Arizona, she jumps at the chance for a little adventure. But the excursion reminds her of a former high school classmate, Heinz Gruner, who died twenty years earlier on Cinco de Mayo while hiking Picacho Peak near Tucson. Chris decides to contact Heinzs mother, who has been wondering all these years how her beloved son, an experienced hiker, plunged to his death. Her one wish is to find out the truthwhether it was an accident, as the police report claimed, or murder. So Chris begins sleuthingtracking down anyone and everyone connected to her old classmate. Determined to unravel a mystery, if there is indeed one to unravel, Chris will stop at nothing to uncover the dire secrets that exist about that fateful day in May.From the Paperback edition.


About the Author
Lee Harris is the author of the mystery novels featuring ex-nun Christine Bennett, who first appeared in The Good Friday Murder, an Edgar Award nominee that was adapted in 2004 as a TV movie entitled Murder Without Conviction. Harris also writes the Manhattan Mystery series, which debuted with Murder in Hells Kitchen and continued with Murder in Alphabet City and Murder in Greenwich Village. In 2001, she received the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for her distinguished contribution to crime writing.Lee Harriss e-mail address is mysmurder@aol.com. She also has a website that she shares with three other mystery authors, and it can be found at www.NMOMysteries.com.From the Paperback edition.

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