The Witness Wore Blood Bay

by L.C. Evans

Overview

In Talented Horsewoman, the first book of the Leigh McRae horse mystery series, main character Leigh McRae discovers a body. She also ends up solving a murder. Along the way she helps her cousin Sammi, who is dating a burglar, and she manages to get out from under the control of her overbearing ex-husband.

Now Leigh's friend Candy, a fellow horsewoman, finds herself accused of murder. Who else would she turn to for help except Leigh? After all, everyone in small town Del Canto knows Leigh has body-discovering experience. Never mind that Leigh is busy finding out who's poisoning dogs in Sammi's neighborhood and she's trying to renovate her home without going broke. Or that her ex-husband Kenneth and former ranchhand Doug Reilly have become roommates in Leigh's guest house.

There's a murder to solve. And her friend won't take no for an answer.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012606495
Publisher:	LC Evans
Publication date:	01/29/2011
Series:	The Leigh McRae Horse Mystery Series , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	211 KB

About the Author

L.C. Evans currently lives in North Carolina with her husband Bob, their three or four Chihuahuas, and grandson, the Boy. Taking on the care and feeding of the Boy has made her a born again soccer mom, who suffers from occasional bewilderment over what kids like these days. When not wrangling the Chihuahuas and the Boy, she writes novels.

Editorial Reviews

I began reading The Witness Wore Blood Bay on a snowy afternoon. I didn't lift my head for the next two hours and then only to turn on the lights. Within a half dozen pages, this deft writer had created the best kind of small town ambiance in which to set her mystery. Yes, there is a crime at the center of the story and it has to be solved but how we get there is oh so enjoyable.

Consuelo Saah Baehr

I would put LC Evans in the category of my other favorite mystery writers, Margaret Maron and Janet Evonovich. The Leigh McRae series are set in Florida and revolve around horses, something I know nothing about, but the reader doesn't need to be an equine enthusist to enjoy these books. Ms. Evan explains it all so it is an integral part of the setting, but not required to enjoy the mystery!

M. Baldwin

I wasn't sure if I was going to like this because the main character, Leigh, is a horsewoman and I'm not that familiar with the horsey world. But you don't need to be a horse fan to appreciate this well written cozy mystery. LC Evans transports readers into the novel brilliantly with her vivid descriptions and great dialogue. I was hooked from the start. Fans of chick lit will enjoy this.

Sibel Hodge