A Murder Among Friends

Everyone is shocked when Catherine, a pregnant surrogate, goes missing—from the gay couple whose child she was carrying, to her estranged sister Eva-Sue, to her college friend Marcus Agaston, now a Dallas reporter.  When Catherine’s body appears on the shoreline of Lake Ray Hubbard seven days later, Marcus vows to find the killer.

However, Marcus has a dark past—one that his husband Sam, a successful lawyer, knows nothing about.  And the more clues Marcus uncovers about the killer’s identity, the more connections he discovers between a history he’d rather forget and Catherine’s mysterious murder. Someone will stop at nothing to keep their secrets buried, and as Marcus gets closer to finding the killer, a shocking revelation proves you can’t trust anyone.

Jennifer Lewis Williams, a recently retired lawyer, spent twenty years handling criminal cases. A Kansas native, she resides in a Dallas suburb with her furry friends: a cantankerous and moody Chihuahua and a rescued Siamese cat. She is a member of Mystery Writers of America, Southwest Chapter, Sisters in Crime (national), and Sisters in Crime North Dallas. She loves writing and reading science fiction, mysteries, and tales about the Old West.