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My Lady's Chamber (Midtown Murder Mystery Book 1) Kindle Edition
Psychic profiler Clara Carson and the unlikely detective, Jack Jackson, join forces in solving their first cold case murder mystery.
The Friday night before Christmas, 1953, an elegant old Cadillac crashes through a fence and plunges into an abandoned quarry, killing its sole occupant. The death is ruled a suicide and the case is filed away and forgotten.
Thirty years later, Jack Jackson buys the dead woman's derelict house from her only heir, who is clearly insane. He ignores the daughter's final warning, but is unable to overlook what he discovers during restoration of the house.
Was Madeline Montrose actually murdered? And if so, by whom?
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJune 16, 2015
- File size743 KB
Product details
- ASIN : B00ZUT6352
- Publisher : ; 1st edition (June 16, 2015)
- Publication date : June 16, 2015
- Language : English
- File size : 743 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 234 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #3,038,298 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #5,222 in Psychic Mysteries
- #134,017 in Mysteries (Kindle Store)
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About the author
Alan E Bailey (1954- ) was born in Springfield, Missouri. He left a successful career in 2010 to pursue his love of writing and travel.
He is author of the Midtown Murder Mystery series. "My Lady's Chamber," was published the summer of 2015. "Down The Stairs," followed in December, 2015. "March through Town," the third Midtown Murder Mystery, was published in June, 2016, and "In Her Dressing Gown," was published September, 2018. The series concludes with "I Met An Old Man," published December, 2019.
His newest book, "Always, Crazy Town," was published in 2022. An audio book version, read by the author, is planned for release in 2023.
His first book, 'Myrtha - the Alexander Saga,' was published in October, 2012. It is based on the true story of four sisters surviving two world wars, a world-wide epidemic, and the cultural upheaval and social change of the 1920s and 1930s.
'Louie G,' second in the Alexander Saga series, is also based on the true story and was published in November, 2013. The novel begins with the kidnapping of Bess from her garden in Benin and follows her family from Charleston across the American South to the coastal flatlands of Texas in the early days of the Texas Republic.
'Dolores,' the third and final novel in the Alexander Saga series, was published November 1, 2014.
A 150-page supplement to the Alexander Saga, titled "Letters to Myrtha" was published in March, 2014.
Another novel, 'In Good Time,' based in Springfield, Missouri during the 1930s, was published in March, 2013.
"To Wool and Sapphire Skies" the story of the author's search for Myrtha's roots in Scotland, was published November, 2016.
"This Vast Land - Our Australian Adventure" was published in December, 2017. The travel journal follows four travelers in their three-month epic adventure in Australia and New Zealand.
The author lives in Springfield.
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By the way, you can pretty much disregard the review by Leapin Literary Lurkers who is apparently doesn't like anything he/she reads and doesn't understand that the author has no control over how Kindle content shows up on the reader - strange word and page breaks for example.
I felt the book was divided into two halves. The first part dealt extensively with the restoration aspects of an old home that seems to have a resident ghost or two that needed to be dealt with before the story moves into what ostensibly was the main "mystery" portion.
The whole set-up required the suspension of belief which I found quite difficult. The psychics were introduced somewhat suddenly, and the reader was expected to accept them fully blown as they informed the main character that HE was psychic (to some extent) as well.
There was a sprinkling of typos misusing the soundalike forms of words like discreet/discrete and complement/compliment plus numerous instances of weirdly separated words, e.g., " ho use," but I could figure out what was intended---not too bad as ebooks go. Probably a 2.5 for me.
Fortunately, the latter half of the book did resolve the mystery, and the author demonstrated decent writing skills but given the subject matter and l-o-n-g lead-in before the actual story began, I am unlikely to read another book by Mr. Bailey.