The Mariachi Murder: The Jemimah Hodge Mysteries, Book 3

A forensic psychologist searches for a cold-blooded killer in "a fast-paced story (and) an entertaining ride through the mystery of death and life" (Michael Pettit, author of Riding for the Brand ). A popular mariachi singer is found shot and buried just south of Santa Fe, putting him in the jurisdiction of Detective Rick Romero and forensic psychologist Jemimah Hodge. It seems that the victim, a reckless womanizer, had an ego big enough to have gotten him killed. Was he killed by a spurned girlfriend or an angry husband? Or had the man gotten involved in something more sinister? As the weeks pass, the trail grows cold, but Hodge and Romero refuse to give up the hunt. And the more clues they uncover, the more they find themselves in the crosshairs of a killer—in this mystery that delivers "heart-stopping action" (Patricia Smith Wood, author of Murder on Sagebrush Lane ). A Popular Mariachi Singer Is Found Shot And Buried South Of Santa Fe Near Cerrillos, Putting Him In The Jurisdiction Of Detective Rick Romero And Forensic Psychologist Jemimah Hodge. Eduardo Sanchez Had A Massive Ego That Could Well Have Gotten Him Killed, Considering His Penchant For Reckless Womanizing. However, As The Weeks Pass, The Trail Grows Cold, Increasing The Pressure On Law Enforcement. Was The Mariachi Killed By A Spurned Girlfriend Or An Angry Husband? Why Was He Traveling Back And Forth Between Santa Fe And Mexico? Although Rick And Jemimah Have Been Dating For Two Years, They Have Yet To Commit. So When Rick's Beautiful Ex-wife Breezes Into Town And Makes A Play For Him, She Stirs Up Trouble All Around. Meanwhile Jemimah Receives Her Own Unwelcome Visitor: A Friend Of Her Flds Family Who's Tracked Her Down And Wants To Dredge Up The Past. To Add To The Drama, Detective Romero's Wayward Ex-con Brother Carlos Lands In Deep Trouble When He Hooks Up With A Woman Hiding Her Checkered Past. When The Clues Come Together, They Intersect In Volatile Ways No One Could Have Foreseen. Book 4 Of The Jemimah Hodge Mystery Series. A popular mariachi singer is found shot and buried south of Santa Fe near Cerrillos, putting him in the jurisdiction of Detective Rick Romero and Forensic Psychologist Jemimah Hodge. Eduardo Sanchez had a massive ego that could well have gotten him killed, considering his penchant for reckless womanizing. However, as the weeks pass, the trail grows cold, increasing the pressure on law enforcement. Was the mariachi killed by a spurned girlfriend or an angry husband? Why was he traveling back and forth between Santa Fe and Mexico? -- Source other than Library of Congress