Mistaken Identity

Emily is excited at the prospect of spending the summer with her friend Liz. Their plain is to begin remodeling the old Victorian house that Liz just bought in a small Kansas town. Emily's plans take a drastic turn when she arrives in Kansas, only to discover Liz's dead body. The police call it is suicide, but Emily knows that Liz would never kill herself, despite a suicide note found by police. If Liz didn't kill herself, it would mean she was murdered. Who would do such a thing and why? Even though she is scared and alone, Emily is undaunted in her effort to find the truth. As she searches for clues, Emily runs headlong into Lee Masters, Hampton's most notorious, arrogant and wealthy citizen. Lee takes great joy at thwarting her every move. Emily realizes she needs help, but who can she trust? She doesn't know where to turn. Could her friend's death be a case of Mistaken Identity? Jeanne Riedel lives with her husband in Hays, Kansas, made famous by "Wild Bill" Hickok, General Custer and "Buffalo Bill" Cody. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/JeanneReidel