Review: Plundering down south
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
Glenn Kenney and his Ex wife Debra divorced not too long ago.  As per usual, the exes/husbands/boyfriends are prime suspects if nothing else is found.  Kenney, while suspect is determined to find out who killed his ex-wife, and he is pretty sure the meeting won't be friendly at all.  However, not only does he have to figure out this mystery of a murder, he also has to deal with the competition and hindrance of the local police.  Initially, the Detective on the case has to either prove or eliminate him as the suspect.  Sergeant Connie Mellor can't get a bead on this guy, which means either he's innocent or he's very intelligent.  In any case, she is sure he's up to something even if it wasn't murdering his wife.  She also can't deny an attraction she has to him, which could make this case difficult for her.  In spite of all this happening, there is still the mystery surrounding the murder of Debra and what it has to do with the Salvage business her and her ex husband were in.  I agree this one was not a cookie cut out, and its genuinely a good read.