Fire in Broken Water

Free this week on Amazon Kindle: the newest Pegasus Quincy mystery!

ByLakota Grace

Fire in Broken Water Every so often Amazon allows me to offer one of my books FREE on Kindle. This week, FIRE IN BROKEN WATER is it! If you’ve not read this third release in the Pegasus Quincy mystery series set in the Verde Valley, now is the time!

And if you like, leave a review for me, too? 🙂

In this mystery are several puzzles: Why does Partner Shepherd Malone have a vendetta against the driver of the red Porsche? Why is Peg sure that a man’s death in a horse barn fire is a murder? And what does a clan of gypsies have to do with it all?

Stay tuned as the water wars in this central Arizona valley explode!

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