Tracking the Treasures
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3.7 • 344 Ratings
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Publisher Description
After losing her mother in a freak accident, Suede Harris is trying to pick up the pieces and move
on with her life. With a history of trouble, including bad relationships, alcohol, and ditching
college, finishing up her criminology degree seemed like the best way to start.
While catching up back home with summer courses, she joins a study group to keep on track, but
when her friends convince her to go geocaching, a simple trip will shake things up. When the
only treasure they find is a human bone, it will send her on a mission fueled by personal trauma
to figure out what happened to the victim.
Will she find the killer, or uncover secrets that have been long buried?
Customer Reviews
Good Read
Suede is beginning to pull her life back together, after her mother’s passing and a DUI. Riley, too, is trying to work things out. Things are never all that they appear. But both are determined to forge ahead in life. They are mutual friends in a study group, and one of their friends, Graham, is a geocaching junkie. So what happens when things start coming to light, and Graham’s hobby gets them all eyeball deep in a mystery?
In full disclosure, I read this in exchange for an honest review. This is the first book in a new series by the duo that makes WL Knightly. At first, it was pretty all over the place, in terms of story and character building. Not so crazy about that, but it wasn’t enough for me to not continue. About halfway through is when things really start to gel. It’s a fast paced read, and it promises to be another fun mystery.
Tracking the Treasures
Unfortunately, all the reviews on this author are right, there is no ending. You have to keep buying book after book in hopes of a conclusion. Don’t get started on any of these unless you are willing to make a large investment.
Unearth the Evidence
Waited and read. Read and fell asleep. Nothing in the plot or the mega uninteresting characters grabbed my interest or provided a reason to continue reading. More boring than most self published.