The Violence Beat: A Nell Matthews Mystery (InterMix)

· Sold by Penguin
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About this ebook

From the national bestselling author of the popular Chocoholic Mystery series comes the “intriguing…exciting”* story of a crimesolving reporter who is about to become the lead story…

In the Southwestern city of Grantham, Bo Jenkins takes his young son hostage and demands to talk to the press. Enter Nell Matthews, a reporter for the Grantham Gazette, who becomes a hostage herself before finally turning the tables on her captor.

But when Bo Jenkins dies under suspicious circumstances, Nell initiates an investigation that could bring down an entire city—and just might implicate Mike Svenson, the charismatic cop with whom she’s begun a secret romance. As Nell moves dangerously closer to the truth, she realizes that her beat is getting too close to home…

“Fascinating…A strong and unique character.”—Sue Henry

“Sandstrom writes with confidence. An impressive debut for a wonderfully conflicted heroine.”—New York Times bestselling author Margaret Maron

“A good book with great characters, and a twisting plot.”—I Love A Mystery

*Publishers Weekly

Includes a preview of The Homicide Report and JoAnna Carl’s The Chocolate Book Bandit.

About the author

Eve K. Sandstrom is the multipublished mystery author of the Nell Matthews mysteries, including The Violence Beat, The Smoking Gun, and The Homicide Report, in addition to the Chocoholic Mysteries, under the pseudonym JoAnna Carl. She spent more than twenty-five years in the newspaper business as a reporter, feature writer, editor, and columnist. She holds a degree in journalism from the University of Oklahoma and also studied in the OU Professional Writing Program. She lives in Oklahoma but summers in Michigan, where the Chocoholic Mystery series is set.

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