The Extinguished Guest (A Lexie Starr Mystery, Book 2) (32 page)

What to do? What to do? I rubbed my temples with the tips of my fingers as I considered
my next move. I didn't think Wendy knew that Clay had been married before and that
his wife had mysteriously disappeared. She wasn't the kind to have given him the time
of day had she known he was a murder suspect.

Wendy was also not one to watch the news or read the paper, except on rare occasions.
She found the news depressing, she'd told me on numerous occasions. But being oblivious
to current events could have made Wendy vulnerable in this situation. Yes, I concluded,
it was entirely possible that, living in Massachusetts, she'd have no knowledge of
events happening in New York. Keeping up with the crimes taking place in New York
could become a full-time job. The more I thought about it, the more I was certain
that Wendy was completely unaware of Clay's past. The question was whether or not
it was my responsibility to make her aware of it. Didn't Clay, himself, owe it to
his new bride to fill her in on what most people would consider important events from
his past? If he were truly innocent, would he hide the details from her? It didn't
seem likely.

If I didn't warn my daughter and she became his next victim, could I live with that
on my conscience? If my intervention caused a rift in their marriage, and Clay turned
out to be completely innocent, could I live with that instead? But, I asked myself,
wasn't it something I had to risk to make sure no harm came to my child?

I gave it serious thought on my way over to Wendy and Clay's new home in Kansas City,
Kansas, just seven or eight blocks north of my own. I was hoping I'd come to the right
decision on the way and that Clay would not be home when I arrived.

Leave No Stone Unturned

A Lexie Starr Mystery

Book 1

by

Jeanne Glidewell

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Also by Jeanne Glidewell

SOUL SURVIVOR

A Novel of Suspense

On a sunny Kansas afternoon, six-year-old Skylar Robbins experiences her first flashback
and claims to have once been Radha Joshi, a young woman who lived in India.

As Skylar's nightmares and flashbacks worsen, her child-psychologist and past-life
regressonist are convinced Skylar is recalling a genuine former lifetime with a tragic
end.

Hoping to find relief for their daughter and to patch up their marriage, Zoe and Trey
leave everything behind for Bombay.

In India, the situation intensifies as the truth about Radha’s disappearance and mysterious
death unravels.

"...suspense with intricate plotting, creative flashbacks, a touch of mystery and
romance. A memorable read."

~Publishers Weekly

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Soul Survivor

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Jeanne Glidewell lives with her husband, Robert, in the small town of Bonner Springs,
Kansas. She enjoys writing, reading, fishing, and wildlife photography, but her real
love is traveling. She has enjoyed many cruises and traveled to countries around the
world on five different continents. She volunteers as a Life Mentor with the Gift
of Life Program in Kansas City. As a kidney and pancreas transplant patient herself,
she mentors people on the organ waiting list prior to their transplants. She is an
avid advocate of organ donation. Jeanne has written numerous magazine articles and
a mainstream fiction novel involving reincarnation, titled
Soul Survivor,
which is available for download. The first Lexie Starr mystery,
Leave No Stone Unturned,
is also available. The next two novels in the series,
Haunted
and
With This Ring,
will be available in the fall of 2013. Jeanne is a member of Sisters-in-Crime and
Mystery Writers of America, and is currently working on another Lexie Starr mystery
novel. To contact her visit her website at
www.jeanneglidewell.com
.