Overview
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Amateur web sleuthing leads to a real-life investigation for one woman eager to spice up her boring life.
A copy editor by day, Anne Wilson spends her nights online dabbling in cold cases of missing persons under the pseudonym MissNane47. But when she catches wind of a case about a recently divorced mother who’d gone missing seven years earlier, she feels compelled to get involved. Cashing in her vacation days, she hops the border and heads to Poxton, a tiny town nestled in the Adirondack Mountains.
Right from the beginning of the investigation, and despite her status as a quasi-celebrity on the web, Anne has doubts about being able to solve the case. The people involved are closed-lipped, the police chief is standoffish, and many want to leave the case in the past. But Anne doesn’t give up easily, and she knows she’s on to something when she begins getting threatening messages.
Leaving her pseudonym behind and investigating in person could be her biggest mistake...
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I recommend this book. From the very first lines you'll be captivated and won't want to put it down. A must read!
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Praise for The Trail
Must add to your collection of detective novels!
I loved reading this book!
The story is well put together and surprising. You quickly become attached to the characters.
I look forward to reading more of MissNane47/Anne Wilson adventures!
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Superb plot! You want to know, you think you know, and then you're surprised! Beautiful, engaging and intelligent characters. A book you can read quickly, as it's definitely a page turner! I highly recommend it!
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About the Author
Originally from the Outaouais region and having chosen to settle in the Lower Laurentians in the province of Québec, Canada, Julie Jasmann, a marketing and communications professional, is an avid listener of true crime podcasts and a seasoned reader of crime novels. Her first novel, The Trail, offers a captivating escape, plunging the reader into a plot full of twists and turns.
This novel-writing project began with the intention of making a unique and special gift for her family members. As the writing progressed, and through discussions with those around her, she quickly realized that her project had a much wider scope, which led her to publish the novel.
Writing this novel, like a creative outlet, allowed me to escape and find refuge in a particular plot. I've written a novel just the way I like them: straightforward and intriguing.