She Had to Die
Paperback
Series: Hugo August Detective, Book 2
Publisher: Witch Creek Publishing
Published: Aug 16 2025
Pages: 362
Weight: 0.92
Height: 0.81 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In the flashing light of a neon sign, Detective Hugo August is drawn by the siren's call of her beauty. But Ruby is dead. Shot through the heart in a sleazy motel room in no man's land. Who wanted her dead?
In the sweltering heat of a Mobile summer, Hugo and his partner, Junior Knight, must unravel her love-hate relationships from the socially prominent to the lowly beat cop to find a motive and a murderer. They're out of their jurisdiction, in unfamiliar territory, and the locals resent their presence.
But Ruby isn't the only victim. With a tropical depression ravaging the coast, Hugo's outrage over another death is compounded by a devastating blow to his own heart, a betrayal that strikes at his core and reopens the door to the memories of Vietnam. As he struggles against the darkness within, he clings to his true north: justice.
Someone is covering their tracks, and the suspect pool grows larger. What's going on at The Thunderbird Inn? Why didn't anyone hear anything? And why is everyone afraid to talk?
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