​To Kill a Singing Bird

​From the award-winning, bestselling author of The Consequence of Anna and Ava and Shalom comes a new, mesmerizing story in the Deep South that will leave you stunned, long after the last page!

A marriage in crisis.
A good-hearted patrol officer.
A possible serial killer.
A clandestine men’s society hiding dark secrets.

Southern Texas, 1958 . . . The Andalusia Inn, a two-hundred-year-old Spanish hacienda off the Gulf Coast, has a life of its own. Built by the Díaz family in 1771, it sits like a crown jewel on a grand estate. Generations have lived and worked there, happy and content . . . until the family tragedy.

The horrific chain of events worsens when a beloved, pretty young Black woman goes missing, dividing the small town crying for Texas justice. All eyes turn to a quiet Mexican immigrant who swears he’s innocent. But is he? And if not him, then who? The answer will prove to be a great revelation, both shocking and staggering!

A tale of bone-chilling twists and turns, weaving Southern Gothic mystery with psychological suspense, To Kill a Singing Bird will pull you into a world where power corrupts, guilt festers, and the past is never truly dead.
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