Publisher's Synopsis
Too Many Suspects: Who Killed A Woman Nobody Liked?
The last time Chicago lawyer Quille C. Davis investigated a crime as a favor to a friend, it destroyed the friendship. Yet she can't bring herself to say no when a desperate teenage girl begs for help exonerating her father, who is in jail for murder. Although Quille doesn't usually handle criminal cases, she often uncovers the truth when the police come up short. Plus the girl reminds her of herself.
Prosecutors say the man poisoned his victim - the girl's mother. But the girl remains steadfast in her belief in her father's innocence, and relentless in her search to find the real killer.
No one Quille talks to was fond of the murdered woman: Her older daughter left for college and never looked back, a neighbor stopped speaking to her after a big fight, and the woman herself was on the brink of divorce. The only warm feelings the victim had were for her German Shepherd, a rescue dog who frightens friends and strangers alike.
Yet Quille finds it difficult to uncover a motive for murder. There simply are no clear suspects. Except, that is, for the girl's father, whose trial date looms ever closer.
The more Quille examines the clues, the more she fears the only answer may be the one the girl least wants to hear.
Can she discover the truth before it's too late?
The Troubled Man is the fourth book in the Q.C. Davis Mystery series, but it stands alone. If you enjoy quick-witted amateur sleuths, unraveling mysteries, and life-and-death stakes, then you'll love Lisa M. Lilly's exciting new addition to the series.
Buy this gripping mystery today to uncover the truth.
