Final Straw
Final Straw by Kathleen Fraze, published by Xlibris on March 29, 2004, is a mystery novel that follows Jo Ferris, a small-town cop navigating the complexities of local crime and her role as a recently widowed mother. With 234 pages, this edition presents a narrative that explores the unexpected challenges Jo faces when her police chief is murdered, thrusting her quiet town into the spotlight and complicating her already demanding life.
Readers will find that the story delves into the investigation surrounding the chief’s death, revealing both past and present secrets that impact the community. As Jo confronts the realities of her job and personal life, she becomes entangled with a ruthless killer, highlighting themes of resilience and justice. This work fits within the genre of mystery and detective fiction, particularly focusing on women sleuths, and offers a glimpse into the intricacies of small-town dynamics.
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Jo Ferris is a small-town cop dealing with small-town crime and a recently widowed mother. It isn’t the way she pictured her future when she was growing up, but it’s steady work and it has its small rewards. Then one night, someone puts a bullet in her police chief’s head and Jo’s small town is suddenly big news. The investigation into his murder turns up the sins of the past as well as the present, and in the end, brings Jo face to face with a ruthless killer
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