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    Auditing Jane Doe: Cynthia Webber, #2
    Auditing Jane Doe: Cynthia Webber, #2
    Auditing Jane Doe: Cynthia Webber, #2
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    Auditing Jane Doe: Cynthia Webber, #2

    By Michelle Cornish

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    Forensic accountant Cynthia Webber is used to finding missing numbers. Now she must find a missing person before it's too late . . .

     

    When Cynthia is given a journal containing allegations of financial fraud, she's horrified to discover the missing woman it belongs to has been harassed and threatened by her employer, Calgary's local racetrack and casino. 

     

    An evening out at the casino ends badly for Cynthia's best friend, investigative reporter Linda Reeves, and Cynthia is forced to ante up her investigation.

     

    The closer Cynthia gets to the truth about the missing woman, the more danger she attracts, and soon she discovers the people she thought were allies can't be trusted.

     

    Here's what readers are saying about Auditing Jane Doe…

     

    "Easy to read style."

    "I read it in one sitting."

    "You gutted me!"

     

    If you enjoy fast-paced, short reads, Auditing Jane Doe is for you!

    Book 2 in the Cynthia Webber series picks up where Murder Audit left off. 

     

    *Contains profanity, sex, and violence. Written in Canadian English.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSolVin Creative
    Release dateOct 30, 2019
    ISBN9781775083641
    Auditing Jane Doe: Cynthia Webber, #2

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