Someone is stalking what’s left of Jennifer Jameson’s family. Her only clue to the murderer’s identity comes from a great-grandfather who died before she was born. According to Jack Winston’s journal from 1943, he and his wife, Caroline, were like toast and jam. She was sweet but Jack was always toasted. The glamorous couple solved more than their share of mysteries between quips and cocktails, but because they left one piece of a puzzle unsolved, their great-granddaughter is faced with a repeat performance in 2017. Can Jenny stop the killer before anymore branches are pruned from her family tree?
Someone is stalking what’s left of Jennifer Jameson’s family. Her only clue to the murderer’s identity comes from a great-grandfather who died before she was born. According to Jack Winston’s journal from 1943, he and his wife, Caroline, were like toast and jam. She was sweet but Jack was always toasted. The glamorous couple solved more than their share of mysteries between quips and cocktails, but because they left one piece of a puzzle unsolved, their great-granddaughter is faced with a repeat performance in 2017. Can Jenny stop the killer before anymore branches are pruned from her family tree?
