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Rosemary for Remembrance

Shattered by her husband’s tragic death, Abigail James joins a mid-western law firm, seeking peace of mind. The routine duty of drawing up an elderly woman’s last will and testament plunges Abigail into an investigation of the past. A long ago auto accident, a young woman dead—was it murder? Abigail’s pursuit of the truth not only starts her on an odyssey of self-discovery, but also brings a murder out of the shadowy mists of the past. Abigail discovers, to her horror, that events of the present seem to eerily parallel the tragedies of the past.  Suspects in Rosemary’s murder range from a vanished hoodlum to a judge with Supreme Court ambitions. Rosemary, a woman with mesmerizing personality, had a powerful affect on those around her—so powerful that the impact from her death reaches into the present. Abigail is forced to turn sleuth and during her investigation ends up acquiring a partner. But is Ross Stewart a friend or someone who’s motives bear watching?

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Excerpt from Rosemary for Remembrance

The chart listed plants and the traditional meaning given to each one with drawings paraded across the page. Six were circled.

Abigail compared the greenery in her bouquet to the sketches. Basil for hate. Fennel for grief. Elder for misfortune.

She ran her tongue over dry lips. Someone had marked this book, called the library and reserved it in her name. That same person had made up a bouquet of hate and delivered it to her office.

She discovered a crushed rose tangled in the stems of the plants and remembered that today was August 1st—and 50 years ago, Rosemary had only one week to live.

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