
Dead in Her Tracks
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Millie Moores Dead in Her Tracks is a modern-day spin on the biblical story of King David and Bathsheba. An adulterous affair turns deadly when the killer will do whatever it takes to protect his lucrative marriage. He plots to keep his secret by killing his mistress and her unborn child. Will he succeed?
It isnt the original scandal that gets people in the most troubleits the attempted cover-up. --Tom Petri
When former police detective Schwinn is hired to investigate the accidental death of a friends daughter, he finds himself on the path of a serial killer.
Schwinn narrows his nationwide search to the flight crew of a private jet. He is surprised and disappointed to discover the killer he has been chasing is someone he calls a friend.
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Millie Moore is a native of California's Bay Area. She resides with her husband, Michael Cleveland, in the upstate of South Carolina.
Millie is blessed with a very large family and lots of friends. "We love to laugh," says Moore. "I credit them with the bits of humor you'll find in my books."
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