Book description
Where does justice end and vengeance begin?
When newspaper journalist Grace Rampling learns that the Pride Choir has been banned from performing in the cathedral, she rushes to the church to get some answers.
Instead, she literally stumbles onto a grisly crime scene: the bishop is lying in a pool…
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1 author picked Adam's Witness as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a self-published author, who I’m glad I discovered. The characters she paints are really intriguing and likeable.
I loved how their professions interlinked and the crimes being investigated became a shared mission. The characters bounce off each other well, too. The criminal in the book was also fascinating to spend time with and I kept turning the pages to get to the end!
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