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C. A. Asbrey has taken us on some captivating tours of the Wild West, presenting it in a different light than the one we’re used to.
In Innocent Bystander, the third book in The Innocents Mystery series, Abigail’s younger sister Madeleine has disappeared after marrying a notorious widower whose wives keep dying one after the other. Knowing the man to be a Bluebeard, Abigail enlists once again the help of Nat and Jake to find her missing sister and unveil the cunning crimes of her husband.
C. A. Asbrey has introduced us in the first book of The Innocents Mystery Series to the eventful world of Abigail MacKay, Pinkerton Detective, and the leaders of a train-robbing Wild West gang she befriends.
In the second volume, titled Innocent as Sin, Abigail reunites by pure chance with Nat and Jake, the leaders of the gang, as they find themselves in a town which has been snowed in with a murderer hiding in the shadows. The three must work together and race against time to find the culprit before he claims any more victims.
C. A. Asbrey has begun her great foray into literature with The Innocents, marking in great style the debut of The Innocents Mystery Series.
In it, she puts her years of research to the test in telling the story of a Pinkerton Detective, Abigail MacKay, as she uses her talents in order to help the ringleaders of a western train-robbing gang find the culprit for the murder of a family friend.
Owing her life to them for a previous rescue, Abigail has no choice but to lend her hand to the other side of the law, and who knows how she might come out of it.
