The Neighbor: A Detective D. D. Warren NovelA young mother, blond and pretty, vanishes from her South Boston home, leaving behind only one witness—her four-year-old daughter—and one suspect—her handsome, secretive husband. From the moment Detective Sergeant D. D. Warren arrives at the Joneses’ snug little bungalow, instinct tells her that something is seriously off with the wholesome image the couple has worked so hard to create. With the clock ticking on the life of a missing woman and a media firestorm building, D.D. must decide whether Jason Jones is hiding his guilt—or just trying to hide. But first she must stand between a potential killer and his next victim—an innocent child who may have seen too much. |
Contents
Section 21 | 253 |
Section 22 | 269 |
Section 23 | 280 |
Section 24 | 289 |
Section 25 | 303 |
Section 26 | 312 |
Section 27 | 331 |
Section 28 | 342 |
Section 9 | 101 |
Section 10 | 112 |
Section 11 | 127 |
Section 12 | 135 |
Section 13 | 148 |
Section 14 | 158 |
Section 15 | 182 |
Section 16 | 189 |
Section 17 | 201 |
Section 18 | 212 |
Section 19 | 226 |
Section 20 | 241 |
Section 29 | 363 |
Section 30 | 367 |
Section 31 | 383 |
Section 32 | 391 |
Section 33 | 409 |
Section 34 | 423 |
Section 35 | 430 |
Section 36 | 446 |
Section 37 | 455 |
Section 38 | 471 |
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