Yen For Murder
- 254 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Visionary journalist Natalie Seachrist pursues intriguing cold case. Guided by expanding visions, and aided of her fleet-footed feline companion Miss Una and life partner detective Ke?oni Hewitt, Natalie explores the callous murder of a gentle Buddhist minister at her altar during the ingenious theft of an ancient Shakyamuni Buddha statue. As the investigative team dives into the complexities of international auctions, they are again joined by homicide detective John Dias, the former colleague of Ke?oni, who remains haunted by one of the last unsolved cases at the end of his career with the Honolulu Police Department. Could the family that owns the international auction house have perpetrated this complex cold case? If Natalie and her companions cannot determine who committed the theft, what will become of the priceless statue...and will there be no peace for the temple's congregation that is left without resolution of the shocking murder?