Murder at the Chestnut Wig - Reade, A. M.
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The cards are stacked against her, but she's never been one to fold. July, 1852. As the Fugitive Slave Act tightens its grip on the young nation, whispers of abolitionist activity ripple through Cape May. Widowed and savvy, Jeannine Holt is the hostess and owner of The Chestnut Wig, a decadent gambling salon in town. She presents a graceful and refined façade, but beneath the elegance and charm, Jeannine hides her role as station master along the Underground Railroad, the secret and perilous network of escape and defiance. Her cousin Chloe urges caution, but Jeannine won't look away from…mehr

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The cards are stacked against her, but she's never been one to fold. July, 1852. As the Fugitive Slave Act tightens its grip on the young nation, whispers of abolitionist activity ripple through Cape May. Widowed and savvy, Jeannine Holt is the hostess and owner of The Chestnut Wig, a decadent gambling salon in town. She presents a graceful and refined façade, but beneath the elegance and charm, Jeannine hides her role as station master along the Underground Railroad, the secret and perilous network of escape and defiance. Her cousin Chloe urges caution, but Jeannine won't look away from injustice. When a man is stabbed to death at The Chestnut Wig, chaos erupts. A racially motivated arrest occurs within hours. When the sheriff refuses to investigate other suspects, Jeannine must take matters into her own hands. The real killer is out there, and she intends to unmask the person's identity before the condemned man hangs. But that killer is watching. Will her next gamble be her last?
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Amy M. Reade is the USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of cozy, historical, dual timeline, and domestic suspense mysteries. A former practicing attorney, Amy discovered a passion for fiction writing and has never looked back. She has penned seventeen novels, including the Cape May Historical Mystery Collection, the Juniper Junction Cozy Holiday Mystery Series, the Libraries of the World Mystery Series, the Malice Series, and three standalone novels of domestic suspense. Her stories and essays have appeared in several anthologies of fiction and non-fiction. In addition to writing, she loves to read, cook, and travel. Amy lives in New Jersey and is a member of Sisters in Crime and the Alliance of Independent Authors. You can find out more and follow her on social media by visiting her website at www.amymreade.com.