The Doll from Dunedin by ML Condike on LSLL Book Campaign with Giveaway!
THE DOLL FROM DUNEDIN
By ML Condike
Publisher: Harbor Lane Books
Pages: 428
Publication
Date: October 22, 2024
SYNOPSIS
The Doll from Dunedin is
the sequel to the 2024 Readers' Favorite Gold Medal winner in Fiction - Mystery
- General, The Desk from Hoboken.
Still reeling from the dangers of
a recent case, forensic genealogist RaeJean Hunter takes on a supposedly
routine case to locate the missing heir of a woman she met in Central Park a
year ago. Tantalized by a hefty income, she accepts.
But there's a catch-she must find
the heir within six months or the forty-million-dollar estate is donated to a
local university.
With the tight deadline comes the
chance of a sizeable bonus, a series of unforeseen obstacles, and the
unexpected connection to a cold case from 1910, when perfume heiress Dorothy
Arnold disappeared without a trace.
Armed with only her genealogical
skills, the books and historical documents she unearths, and an antique doll
that seems to be guiding her toward the answers she needs, RaeJean faces
dangerous events that threaten to shatter her world and challenge her to meet
the deadline. Her travels throughout the United States and New Zealand in
search of answers bring with it its own question: Will she find the heir before
time runs out?
But someone doesn't want her to
solve the case. The clock is ticking, and it will take every ounce of grit
RaeJean has to solve this mystery and outwit the dangers that threaten her
present while she sifts through the past.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
ML
Condike’s novel, The Doll From Dunedin released October 22, 2024, is the second book
in her genealogy mystery series. The first novel, The Desk From Hoboken (March 5, 2024), received a gold medal in the
2024 Readers Favorite, General Mystery category. Her stories blend facts with
fiction, using historical records and current technology to solve century-old
cold cases.
She’s published in seven anthologies including Granbury Writers’ Bloc (2019, 2022); Key West Writers Guild (2023); and SinC North Dallas (2022, 2023, 2024).
She’s a member of MWA, Florida Chapter, Sisters in Crime National, Sisters in Crime North Dallas, Granbury Writers’ Bloc, and Key West Writers Guild.
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