Book Excerpt:
"Dive into a riveting murder suspense series that's a perfect blend of cozy mystery and fearless crime fighters in the tight-knit community of Kickapoo. In this town where secrets are scarce and everyone's business is on display, crime-solving runs in Katrina Jacobs' blood.
For Katrina Jacobs, all she wants after a long day is a good night's sleep, but that will not happen tonight. A cold-blooded murderer is stalking the streets of Kickapoo, and it's up to her to bring them to justice. What troubles Detective Katrina Jacobs most about this case is not just the murder itself but the hate that fueled it.
Marcus Darby, an up-and-coming LGBT influencer and queen, has been brutally killed, and it's a hate crime that sends shockwaves through the community. Katrina vows to stop at nothing to unmask the perpetrator behind this hateful act, even if it means putting her own life on the line.
Unraveling this twisted murder won't be a straightforward task. It will require the right pieces of the puzzle to come together at the most unexpected moments. In murder mysteries, the perpetrator is often the most unlikely suspect.
The lingering question remains: who among them is capable of committing such a heinous murder?
Join Katrina Jacobs on a thrilling journey through the heart of Kickapoo, where secrets hide in plain sight, and danger lurks behind every corner."
Title: Secret, Secret
Author: Danyelle Scroggins
Publisher: Divinely Sown (DS Publishing)
Series: Katrina Jacobs Murder Spense Book 1
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:
"Secrets, Secrets" by Danyelle Scroggins
My Sentiments:
'Secrets, Secret' by this wonderful author gives us a real-life read of what happened to an 'LGBT influencer and queen,' Marcus Darby, who was murdered. Detective Katrina Jacobs, who took on this case along with Detective Regina Owens, worked hard to solve it, and with God's help...they will bring it all out. Well, I will stop there and say you must pick up 'Secret, Secret' and see how well they did with others helping and getting to the end of who had done this horrible deed. I was surprised by one of the people that was guilty. It shows you that one can never tell what is genuinely in one's soul. I especially enjoyed how this author could tie this story together so well; she brought in the biblical aspect of one of the detective's belief in God and how she used it in her daily prayers.
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