* Previously published as Live and Let Die
On a bitterly cold January evening, Tracy Ellis went for a jog along Chicago’s snowy lakefront and disappeared. Her body is discovered days later, her beautiful face bashed in with a rock. Police determine her brutal death to be a mugging gone wrong and drop the matter into their cold case files.
Over a year later, Tracy’s sister, Sondra, still can’t come to grips with what happened. She throws herself into her work as a documentary filmmaker to try and forget the cruelty of her sister’s death. However, a chance encounter with a man from Tracy’s past rips the wound open and sends Sondra on a desperate search for answers about the secrets from her sister’s life that may have led to her death.
As Sondra struggles to uncover what happened to Tracy, she’s launched into a tangled web of deceit
Sick bastard . . . glad Phil took care of business, because someone needed to put us out of his misery. Every girl should be warned about controlling relationships.
Phil (the parmacist) was giving Paula propranolol to control her, and according to the book, make her forgetful. I take this drug and I've never been told it would affect my memory. I mean at least I don't remember being told that. ; )
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