Murder In Mo-Town

By Lee Ivory

In the small town of Moscow, TN everything is calm and friendly until some new neighbors move to town. Jade and Janine Hawthorne, two suspicious acting sisters, move in and everything starts to change. A group of close friends experience something that changes their lives forever, even uncovering something unexpected.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lee Ivory
• Release date: Jul 6, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465915061

Lee Ivory

I am from a small town in Southwestern Tennessee called Moscow. I am currently attending University of Tennessee at Martin obtaining my Bachelor's degree in Communications - Broadcasting. I hope to become a movie director or someone important in the movie-making business. I also hope to become a bestselling author.

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MURDER IN MO-TOWN

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Lee Ivory

Murder in Mo-Town

Copyright 2011 by Lee Ivory

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Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Connect and Discover

Preface

Life outside my world seems to be so different than what’s in it. Ritual has been drilled into my head ever since my sister and I were recruited. Our parents always told us Remain inconspicuous. That is the only way for us to survive. It seems as though they may have slipped up in that department because they are no longer here. It hurts me to think about life without them, but life goes on whether you want it to or not. I guess I can say that I am thankful that I have my sister to keep an eye on me. Though, I hate that we always have to move around to keep our identities safe, I am glad that my life has somewhat remained the same and intact.

Janine Hawthorne

Of course we are moving, again. I