Life through a Mirror: When Murder Calls is book 3 and the conclusion to the Life through a Mirror romantic murder mystery trilogy. It revolves around suspense, murder, romance, and family. In this series, Allie and David lose a close friend. They become trapped in another web of suspense and murder, as they work with the FBI to find the killers. From the first book, they were two different people that came from two different worlds who finally found each other. Follow them through this series, you read as the lives of the characters evolved. In this exciting conclusion, they try to save themselves and their family in a world that seems to be constantly trying to shatter their lives. In Life through a Mirror: When Murder Calls, the reader will have developed a deeper attachment to Allie and David.
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Marnye Young is a Yale MFA graduate; SAG-AFTRA voice, stage, and screen actor; and a member of the APA. She volunteers with TIC and CRIS, two nonprofits for the blind or visually impaired. A proud mom of identical twins, she is a fisherman, she grows some of her own food, listens to opera when she writes, and is an avid NASCAR fan.
