Review for
Grave Web
by Betty Sullivan La Pierre
After Becky Simpson’s father dies, she has a strong
urge to find out what happened to her mother. Carole Ann Simpson
has been missing for over fifteen years with no real explanation
for her disappearance, and no one seemed to even care. Her
brother warns her that she might not like what she finds after
digging into old and forgotten family problems.
Becky hires Private Investigator Tom Casey, better known
as Hawkman. It’s a cold case, and more difficult to
solve, but the case intrigues him so he takes her on as a
client. As Hawkman questions the neighbors, he finds out Carole
Ann wasn’t much liked, and everyone prefers to keep
their noses in their own business. Most people think she simply
ran off because of her husband’s affair with another
woman. But why wouldn’t she contact her children in
all that time?
When both Hawkman & Becky start getting threatening messages,
warning them to back off, Hawkman becomes certain something
much more sinister happened to Carole Ann Simpson all those
years ago.
Ms. La Pierre has outdone herself with #10 in the Hawkman
Series. Grave Web is a complex web of secrets and lies, keeping
you guessing right up to the shocking unveiling. I didn’t
have a clue how the mystery would be solved, so I was both
surprised and delighted with the very plausible ending. Baffle
me, and you go on my shelf of great mystery writers. Ms. La
Pierre has won her place there with Grave Web.
~ Margaret Marr
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