Two Girls Trapped in Their Own Case: Sarah and Monica Private Investigator Book 2

By Sandra Barton

Two Girls Trapped in Their Own Case picks up where Two Girls and a Dead Case left off. Sarah and Monica, best friends since high school have opened a detective agency in their small and seemingly boring town. They are given a mysterious case involving a missing girl that turns out to be a possible serial killer. When they stumble on a clue that could break the case wide open they impulsively take off and end up facing their biggest challenge ever- facing down and escaping the very killer that they are tracking.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Guava Books
• Release date: Mar 17, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386458531

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Two Girls Trapped in Their Own Case

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Copyright © 2016 All rights reserved

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Table of Contents

Chapter One:  Two Girls Realize They Have Made a Mistake

Chapter Three: One Girl Impresses Two Parents and One Bounty Hunter

Chapter Four: Two Girls are Separated by One Mad Man

Chapter Five: One Girl Finds a Familiar Car and Almost Loses Hope

Chapter Six: Two Parents and One Bounty Hunter Spot One Girl in the Distance

Chapter Seven: One Girl Trapped in the Darkness

Chapter Eight: One Girl Might Need to be Restrained

Chapter Nine: One Girl is Not Alone in the Darkness

Chapter Ten: One Parent Plays a Hunch

Chapter Eleven: One Bounty Hunter Proves Very Useful

Chapter Twelve: One Girl May Have Seen the Light

Chapter Thirteen: One Girl Overhears Something Bad

Chapter Fourteen: One Monster has a Run of Bad Luck

Chapter Fifteen: One Girl Unbound by Convention and Rules

Chapter Fifteen: One Parent to Another

Chapter Sixteen: One Girl to Another

Chapter Seventeen: One Girl Sees the Light, Again

Chapter Eighteen: Twenty Girls Get Closure

Chapter One:  Two Girls Realize They Have Made a Mistake

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T ONE TIME IN THEIR LIVES, the two girls, Sarah and Monica had felt that opening a detective agency was the best decision they could make. They would make some money and they would help keep their quiet little town relatively crime free and to top it off, they would be privy to some of the juiciest gossip that the town had to offer. Their parents were equally satisfied because they were pretty sure the girls would never get anything more dangerous than someone who was caught messing where they shouldn't be. Secretly, the parents hoped that the girls would eventually realize that this was boring or that they were never going to bring in enough money to keep the agency open or move on to something else. Just as secretly, so did one of the girls.

At this particular point in their lives though, the two girls were not thinking of any of that. They were busy thinking about how they were going to get out of the major mess they were in at the moment. In the past, whenever there was something that could be perceived as dangerous it was Monica that would leap into action, citing her four years in the Army and her willingness to accept any dare given to her. Sarah was the studious one, the one that would rely on her brains to figure things out but always with great caution. The arrangement had served them well so far but now, tied together, back to back in the darkness a subtle shift was happening.

Sarah could feel Monica's heart thundering along. It was like a trapped animal, beating along her spine and transmitting her panic to her own spine. Monica was not concentrating or she may have noticed that Sarah's own breathing had slowed and deepened as she sought to gain control of her own emotions and then of the situation.

The two girls had been inseparable for long stretches of time while they were growing up but there were also fairly long