Jefferson Tayte is a professional genealogist. He prefers to be called JT and hates to fly. When JT is forced to head to England to pursue his latest contract he's not happy. His client seems to be missing a branch on his family tree. When JT gets to England he finds he's not the only one searching for the missing branch. The problem is the other searchers will stop at nothing to keep JT from finding the answers he's looking for. As the bodies start to pile up, JT finds himself in danger of joining the pile. A good mystery, and if you like genealogy that's a big bonus. Highly recommended.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
In the Blood - Steve Robinson
In the Blood is book one in the Genealogical Crime Mystery series. This book is 99 cents for the kindle, but free for Amazon prime members. It starts slow but finishes with a flourish.
Jefferson Tayte is a professional genealogist. He prefers to be called JT and hates to fly. When JT is forced to head to England to pursue his latest contract he's not happy. His client seems to be missing a branch on his family tree. When JT gets to England he finds he's not the only one searching for the missing branch. The problem is the other searchers will stop at nothing to keep JT from finding the answers he's looking for. As the bodies start to pile up, JT finds himself in danger of joining the pile. A good mystery, and if you like genealogy that's a big bonus. Highly recommended.
Jefferson Tayte is a professional genealogist. He prefers to be called JT and hates to fly. When JT is forced to head to England to pursue his latest contract he's not happy. His client seems to be missing a branch on his family tree. When JT gets to England he finds he's not the only one searching for the missing branch. The problem is the other searchers will stop at nothing to keep JT from finding the answers he's looking for. As the bodies start to pile up, JT finds himself in danger of joining the pile. A good mystery, and if you like genealogy that's a big bonus. Highly recommended.
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