Still Waters
Still Waters by Kerry Tucker, published by HarperCollins Publishers in March 1992, is a fiction debut that follows New York photojournalist Libby Kincaid as she reluctantly returns to her hometown of Darby, Ohio. After her brother’s death is ruled a suicide, Kincaid begins to investigate the circumstances surrounding his passing, seeking the truth in a place she had little desire to revisit. This edition contains 272 pages and is presented in English.
Readers will find a narrative that combines elements of mystery and detective fiction, featuring a strong female sleuth in Libby Kincaid. As she navigates her hometown and uncovers secrets, the story unfolds at a steady pace, highlighting Kincaid’s determination and resilience. The book explores themes of family, loss, and the quest for truth, making it a compelling read for those interested in character-driven mysteries.
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Not much could get New York photojournalist Libby Kincaid to pay a visit to her hometown of Darby, Ohio. But when her brother’s death is ruled a suicide, Kinciad starts nosing around Darby for the truth. “A steady pace . . . and a remarkably sane heroine mark this fiction debut”.–Publishers Weekly.
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