Read Death By Derby 8 (Josiah Reynolds Mysteries) Online
Authors: Abigail Keam
Tags: #Kentucky, #Mystery
Death By Derby 8 (Josiah Reynolds Mysteries)
Charlie Hoskins was a self-made man.
Born poor as a church mouse, he was relentless in his pursuit of money to the point of being universally hated.
Oh, he was admired for his rags-to-riches story. He was admired for being a good businessman. But Charlie never learned tact and made many enemies in the process of realizing his goals. He didn’t care that in order to accomplish his dreams, he trampled on those of others.
So it didn’t surprise Josiah Reynolds when someone decided to kill Charlie. The only thing that bothered her was that her lawyer and friend, Shaneika Mary Todd, might have done the dirty deed!
Join Josiah as she discovers the truth in a world that hides its secrets among antebellum mansions and million dollar horses grazing in emerald pastures.
This is the world of the Bluegrass . . . a world of wealth, privilege, and now murder!
A Josiah Reynolds Mystery
Abigail Keam
Worker Bee Press
Death By Derby
Copyright © 2015 Abigail Keam
Kindle Edition
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form without written permission of the author.
ISBN 978 0 9906782 1 2
The history is true.
The historical horses were living flesh.
The horses in the Kentucky Derby race sequence were all past Kentucky Derby winners.
Persian Blue and Comanche are names of Thoroughbreds from the past and we pay homage to them in this story.
The artists are real, but the art may not be.
The characters are not based on you, so don’t go around town and brag about it.
Josiah Reynolds does not exist except in the author’s mind.
Published in the USA by
Worker Bee Press
P.O. Box 485
Nicholasville, KY 40340
Songs that inspired the Josiah Reynolds Mysteries
Bonus Chapters from Last Chance Motel
Bonus Chapters from Wall Of Doom
The author wishes to thank Al’s Bar, which consented to be used as a watering hole for my poetry-writing cop, Kelly.
Thanks to my editor, Heather McCurdy and Patti DeYoung.
Special thanks to Sarah Moore and Anna Lowery.
Artwork by Cricket Press
Book jacket by Peter Keam
Author’s photograph by Peter Keam
Epic Fantasy
Josiah Reynolds Mysteries
