Bootlegger's daughter, by Margaret Maron
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Bootlegger's daughter, by Margaret Maron
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Bootlegger's daughter
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by Margaret Maron
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Attorney Deborah Knott, the daughter of an infamous North Carolina bootlegger, is running for a district court judgeship when 18-year-old Gayle Whitehead asks her to investigate the unsolved murder of her mother, Janie, which took place when Gayle was an infant. The girl wants Deb, who knows the locals of Cotton Grove, to ask around and see if she can find clues the police might have missed. Deb visits Michael Vickery, the gay son of Cotton Grove's retired doctor and owner of the property where Janie's body was found. She discovers long-kept secrets, learning that Janie had a roving eye and that a lesbian friend and her lover had made overtures to Janie a week before the murder sentence. Not until another death occurs does Deb begin to close in on the truth
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