
The Irish Knowing
A Raven Hill Farm Mystery
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Jane E. Drew

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Soon after their meeting, Addie is accused of murder. Quinn believes she’s innocent and decides to do some investigating with the help of her cousin Charlotte. Quinn quickly realizes that nothing is as it seems. Darker forces are at work here. Ancient relics that Quinn is strangely tied to were stolen by the victim and may have been the reason he was murdered. Now it’s up to Quinn and Charlotte to figure out who murdered Hugo Diaz and why 5,000-year-old relics have a mysterious connection to Quinn and Charlotte and The Knowing.
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