Thirty Years of Silence: A Mid-Flight Cozy Mystery Featuring the Whitmore Sisters

A Man dies mid-flight. The crew calls it cardiac failure. Two sisters in row 14 know better.Nora and Diane Whitmore were supposed to be on vacation. Sun, warmth, four days of not being needed by anyone - that was the plan. But when a wealthy retired executive collapses somewhere over the Atlantic and the woman four rows back doesn't flinch, retired ICU nurse Nora notices. She's spent thirty-two years reading bodies for a living. She knows the difference between shock and composure. And this woman is not shocked.What begins as a gut feeling becomes an investigation conducted entirely between takeoff and Landing. Between turbulence and drink carts, the sisters piece together a trail of small, devastating clues - a stopped watch, a missing tablet, a dead woman's handwriting on a folder that was never meant to leave the ground.They are not chasing a cold-blooded killer. They are uncovering a daughter who has been carrying thirty years of silence, her mother's ashes, and a truth that nobody in power ever wanted to hear. ◆◆◆ The dead man forgot what he did. The woman who killed him never could.

Pagina's: 236, Paperback, Independently published