The Secrets We Bury by Debra WebbMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
The Secrets We Bury (Book 1 Undertaker’s Daughter) by Debra Webb
The Undertaker’s Daughter (0.5 novella)
April 30, 2019
MIRA
342 pages
Mystery, suspense, fiction, book series
Rating: 4/5
9/8/19-9/19/19
Dr Rowan DuPont goes back to live and work at the family funeral home In Winchester from Nashville after the unexpected death of her father. With a serial killer still at large, she has the chief of police, Billy Brannigan watching out for her. At home, Rowan is surrounded by long time friends and neighbors.
Moving away from Nashville where she worked as a forensic psychiatrist with homicide on unsolved murders. She has begun to uncover many confusing stories about the people she thought she could trust. The deeper she digs the more twisted the story of lies and deceit become for Rowan.
As the detectives investigate the growing list of victims, it becomes clear that Rowan isn’t safe and becomes a target for the serial killer. As she continues to run the funeral home, it seems more unexpected deaths require investigation. She begins to help Chief Brannigan uncover the mysteries surrounding the deaths and how they might be connected.
What they discover is far beyond what anyone could have imagined! Past and present are entwined in an illegal scheme which stretches far beyond this little town.
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