Engines roar, secrets simmer, and a killer stays one lap ahead of the pack.
About the Book: When
race car legend Leroy Crock trades the roar of the track for the quiet town of
Pine Ridge, Arkansas, locals buzz with excitement. His new auto museum and
adjacent professional grade racetrack are sure to be jewels of the
community—until the museum’s grand opening ends in horror. Crock is found
stabbed among the vintage cars and gleaming trophies by Darby Alexander, whose
talent for snooping throws her into the middle of the investigation.
She digs into the
high-stakes world of professional auto racing, where reputations are built on
speed but can crash in the blink of an eye.
Trying to stay out of the police chief’s way while she investigates, Darby,
along with her best friend Lurlene, uncovers the truth behind Crock’s tangled
relationships and bitter feuds, revealing long-buried rivalries, betrayals, and
secrets.
Our Review: Once
again, Darby and Lurlene keep readers turning those pages. What one isn’t
thinking about doing, the other has already started. In the flavor of a fun cozy
mystery on one of the many streaming channels on TV, this story is filled with
a host of possible bad guys—and gals. For fans of non-stop action, interspersed
with zany stunts and laugh out loud banter, this is the one for a terrific late
summer read at the beach.
Based on a scale of 1-5, Red Flag for Murder
merits a 6.
Kat Henry
Doran, a Wild Women Review
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