Daddy’s Girl, by Lisa Scottoline (Macmillan, RRP $26.99):
Law professor Natalie Greco takes on teaching a class at a local prison, which leads to her comfortable life being turned upside-down.
A riot breaks out during her class and Nat rushes to help an injured prison guard. Before he dies, he asks her to deliver a message to his wife: “It’s under the floor.”
Suddenly, Nat is a suspect in a murder and is receiving anonymous threats and the only way to she can save herself is to solve the puzzle behind the guard’s last words.
A good read for the holidays: a little intrigue but not too taxing.
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