The Missing Heir (Amelia Moore Detective, #3)

by Linda Weaver Clarke

[Baroness Book Trove]

The Missing Heir by Linda Weaver Clarke is another excellent case solved by Amelia Moore and Rick Bonito.

Where has Neal been at for these last two months?
These two business and romantic partners are trying to find the last member of Dell Murphy's family for the will reading. The one problem that everyone seemed to have is they can't find Neal Woods. Amelia is usually well prepared and has everything planned out for their staying and where they are eating. Well, not this time. Amelia is less ready for this trip than Rick thought she would be. In this installment, these two lovebirds find out a lot more about each other, and I find it endearing. Even if Amelia is still holding back from Rick, and he doesn't like that. I still think that these two are cute together.

The Case
Amelia is hired by Neal's two cousins to find him and get him back to where they live by the twenty-fourth, or he won't get his inheritance. So, Amelia has been trying to find him everywhere, and the case takes her and Rick to Mexico to find Neal. Let's say that's when the real adventure takes place for these two private investigators to deal with, which is pretty fun to read. I loved being in Mexico with them, as it felt like I was there with them the whole time.

Four Stars
The Missing Heir by Linda Weaver Clarke is another excellent mystery for the Moore Detective Agency to find and retrieve a missing family member. I have to say that Ms. Clarke has done a fantastic job on this one as well. I love how her research into specific places that Amelia and Rick go to help defines the subject of the book. I am giving this book four stars and recommending it.

I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy from the author. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

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Until the next time,
Karen the Baroness

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