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Series: Zion Sawyer Cozy Mystery, Book 9
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 25 2024
Pages: 280
Weight: 0.72
Height: 0.59 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Zion moved to Sequoia after the suspicious death of her biological mother. In her will, Vivian Bradley left her a coffee shop, a cottage, and a new beginning. In return, Zion helped solve her murder.
Growing up, Zion knew she was adopted, but her adoptive parents, Joe and Gabi Sawyer, were enough for her. She never longed to find her biological family. In fact, she never thought to question who her father was or whether she had siblings she didn't know about.
However, when a woman calls, claiming to be her long-lost sister, Zion has to decide if she wants anything to do with this unknown side of her family. Not only that, but her sister wants her help to prove their father did not commit murder.
Can Zion make peace with a man who never wanted to be her father? Can she save him from a murder conviction? More importantly, should she?
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