A Fine Line

· The Baxter Series Book 4 · Sold by Multnomah
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Baxter residents fear upheaval when a regional tire plant announces it's coming to Baxter. Rumor says mayor Charlie Kirby's signature on the deal was influenced by an affair with the tire company's corporate attorney - who dies suddenly after the agreement is finalized. Charlie, a pillar of the community and a father of seven, faces the court of public opinion and the biggest moral dilemma of his life. Meanwhile, newspaper editor Ellen Jones goes looking for a feature story, collides with the brick wall of the late attorney's past - and is stalked by someone pursuing the same track!

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LaRene Ridings
December 13, 2018
A really good book. I somehow missed this one before i read The Seaport Series so it didn't make much sense at first, then i figured it out. Lol!
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About the author

Kathy Herman is the bestselling author of 13 novels, including the Baxter series, Poor Mrs. Rigsby, and the Seaport Suspense novels. Her thought-provoking stories are ordinary enough to be believable and extraordinary enough to stick with the reader long after the cover is closed. Kathy and her husband, Paul, live in East Texas and have three grown children and five grandchildren. They enjoy world travel, deep-sea fishing, and bird watching—sometimes incorporating all three into one big adventure!

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