Sea-Crossed: A Delilah Duffy Mystery
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A normal beach life managing Beach Read Books with Sam by her side—that’s all infamous mystery-solver Delilah Duffy wants.
Torture, pain, and misery—that’s all someone else wants for her. She’s being watched.
She’s also worried about Sam—he’s gone and disturbingly silent. Sam wouldn’t ghost her—*she knows that*—though that’s what everyone thinks. But the longer his silence, the harder it is to make sense of it, especially *now* when she needs him most. Struggling with Sam’s mystery, she becomes embattled in another.
When an elegant dinner party at Mike’s restaurant takes a poisonous turn, the “book queen with a thing for crime scenes” must do all she can to save her friend from a murder charge. Desperate to break the case before her worst fears break her, Delilah must untangle the secrets holding her hostage while protecting one of her own, and she’s never felt more alone or at risk.
With her future with Sam in danger, what lines will she cross to get to the truth?
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “It's so good to be back in Delilah's world. I love how quirky she is… These books are addictive.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “…a real page-turner for me.”
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If not enjoying someone else’s imaginary world, Jessica Sherry’s lost in her own with characters who are smarter, more adventurous, and better looking than she is—qualities they pay for dearly given the hardships she puts them through. A Virginia Tech grad, she’s been a teacher, preschool director, #PitchWars mentee, personal chef, and chauffeur (some, just for her household). Her monster imagination is fed by her small town and family life in Wilmington, NC, where her loved ones don’t seem to mind becoming heroes, villains, or creepy bystanders in her stories—she’s careful to disguise them. She supports her blog and social media attempts with coffee and hemp oil in nearly equal measure. When she isn’t writing, she’s playing amateur sleuth, hunting for suspicious activity in her neighborhood, city, and at the beach because that’s what good mystery writers do. The Delilah Duffy Mysteries are her first published works.
