Killer Moves by Mary Eason

Author:Mary Eason [Eason, Mary]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Fiction, Suspense, Romance, C429, Extratorrents, Kat
ISBN: 9781609288051
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Published: 2007-08-30T00:00:00+00:00

“Call me crazy but I still can’t help but believe this key of Frankie’s is important to the case. We should focus on that,” Davis told her once they got into the car. He wanted to remain positive for her but it was becoming impossible when each new piece of evidence seemingly linked him to the killer.

“Yes, that’s probably a good idea.”

He started the engine and smiled at her, a little more of his confidence returning. It helped knowing she would be beside him through it all. No matter what happened.

“I may no longer be part of the official investigation but there’s nothing keeping me from performing one of my own, now is there?”

The Anders’ ranch was a sprawling, hundred-acre piece of prime real estate outside of Donovan’s Corner.

It had been an equestrian ranch at one time, but over the years the Anders sold off most of their stock.

“Victoria told me Frankie loved coming here to ride when he was a kid.”

Kara turned in her seat, watching him as he drove along the blacktop leading to the property.

“You did a good thing, Davis—keeping in touch with Frankie’s friends and family. You made them feel important in all of this. No one else did that for them.”

“Honestly, I felt bad for them. They were victims as well. The press pretty much butchered them, saying they should have seen this coming, but how could they? Especially in light of what we know now.”

Davis had called ahead to let Victoria know they would be stopping by. She made sure the staff knew to expect them since her parents were out of the country.

“According to Victoria, the tree where she found the key should be on the southeast side of the ranch. We’ll have to walk. You up to it?”

“Don’t worry about me. Usually when I’m home I jog five miles every day. I’ll keep up.”

They found the tree in question easily enough thanks to Victoria’s description. She said it leaned to one side and had an enormous split running halfway down the tree.

Davis watched as Kara stood close and tried to read something from the area.

“Anything?” he asked finally, and saw her shake her head.

“Sorry, but it’s hard to imagine the same person I feel here as being involved with so much brutality. This man was sweet.”

Davis moved closer to the tree to examine its crevices.

“Nothing.” He took the key from his pocket and handed it to Kara. “Here, try this. Maybe something will come to you from it.”

But nothing did. Frankie Shepard was becoming nothing but a series of contradictions. The sweet person Victoria spoke about didn’t fit with the super-intelligent person capable of such random acts of cold-blooded murder.

“Davis, none of this adds up.” She handed him back the key.

“I know. It kind of reinforces what we know already. There’s no way Frankie did these murders. At least not on his own.” He walked around the tree, looking for any sign that the earth might have been disturbed. But after so many years, there would be nothing left if it had.

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