Famous in Cedarville
Famous in Cedarville by Erica Wright is a mystery novel published by Polis Books, LLC in 2019. This edition, written in English and spanning 266 pages, presents a compelling narrative centered around the death of reclusive actress Barbara Lace. While her passing appears natural, only young widower Samson Delaware suspects foul play, leading him to navigate the complexities of small-town gossip and suspicion as he embarks on an investigation.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a story that intertwines elements of crime, domestic intrigue, and the performing arts. As Samson’s amateur sleuthing intensifies, the discovery of Lace’s assistant’s murder shifts the town’s perspective, revealing the darker undercurrents of Cedarville. The novel explores the intersections of Hollywood glamour and rural life, highlighting the challenges Samson faces as he confronts both local law enforcement and the secrets that threaten to unravel the community.
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From one of the most original writers in crime fiction comes a diabolical mystery wrapped in Hollywood tinsel.
When reclusive, retired silver screen actress Barbara Lace dies in her bed, only the young widower of Cedarville suspects a crime. But Samson Delaware has always been something of an outsider, and his wife’s death hasn’t exactly improved his reputation. In fact, the local gossipmongers think he might be losing his mind. Their bless-your-heart manners can’t disguise their distrust, which makes his amateur attempts at an investigation even more difficult.
When Lace’s assistant is found decidedly murdered, the town starts to change its tune, though, and soon Samson finds himself in the thick of an improbable chase. Hollywood hotshots and small-town law enforcement make strange bedfellows–especially when secrets are getting women killed.
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