By Helen Currie Foster and Manning Wolfe
MURDER SMELLS FOUL…
Juan Agosto smells death at dawn in trash bins near Mrs. Wong’s home. A single white pop bead stuck in blood indicates foul play. Juan’s job as a trash collector in the suburbs of Denver didn’t prepare him for this, but his life before his escape from Sinaloa did. Will local cops Teresa Agosto and Joelle McVay be able to solve a horrific murder and find justice for the victim…
Or, will Mrs. Wong’s name go on the chilling list of unsolved crimes?
Helen Currie Foster writes mystery and crime fiction. She lives in the Texas hill country, supervised by three burros. After practicing law for more than thirty years as an environmental lawyer, she found the Alice MacDonald Greer Mysteries had suddenly appeared in her life. Her stand-alone crime fiction story, Bloody Bead, debuted in Fall 2019. She holds a BA from Wellesley College, an MA from the University of Texas, and a JD from the University of Michigan.
Manning Wolfe, an award-winning author and attorney residing in Austin, Texas, writes cinematic-style, fast-paced crime fiction. Her legal thriller series features Austin Lawyer Merit Bridges. Manning is co-author of the popular Bullet Books Speed Reads, a series of crime fiction books for readers on the go.
As a graduate of Rice University and the University of Texas School of Law, Manning’s experience has given her a voyeur’s peek into some shady characters’ lives and a front row seat to watch the good people who stand against them.
