Fool's Gold (A Sexy Funny Mystery/romance, Cottonmouth book 2)
“Carl had withdrawn three thousand in cash. Three thousand. Then he’d gone for a hike? In Brax’s gut, the man’s actions didn’t make sense.
Carl and Maggie had been having marital problems. Maggie had reamed him. Carl displayed an overzealous reaction to a dart game and a proposed resort. Then he’d cashed out three thousand dollars and fallen off the side of a mountain.
Coincidence? Not in Brax’s experience. Though he believed her reasons for crying murder were due more to her own sense of guilt, Maggie might be right.
Could the money have been on him when he died? Did Teesdale take it? Brax thought the sheriff incompetent, but not a thief. More importantly, Carl’s unidentified assailant would have gotten to the money first. Before the chickens and way before Teesdale.
Dammit, dammit. Brax should have known something more was up than ten years of marriage becoming routine.
Carl had bled the bank account for weeks in small but consistent amounts. Maggie had told Brax that, and the statem...ents confirmed it.MoreLess
Carl and Maggie had been having marital problems. Maggie had reamed him. Carl displayed an overzealous reaction to a dart game and a proposed resort. Then he’d cashed out three thousand dollars and fallen off the side of a mountain.
Coincidence? Not in Brax’s experience. Though he believed her reasons for crying murder were due more to her own sense of guilt, Maggie might be right.
Could the money have been on him when he died? Did Teesdale take it? Brax thought the sheriff incompetent, but not a thief. More importantly, Carl’s unidentified assailant would have gotten to the money first. Before the chickens and way before Teesdale.
Dammit, dammit. Brax should have known something more was up than ten years of marriage becoming routine.
Carl had bled the bank account for weeks in small but consistent amounts. Maggie had told Brax that, and the statem...ents confirmed it.MoreLess
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