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Midnight Snack
The sixth in the Carolina Arbors Murder Series books
Veteran homicide detective Travis grapples with the emotional aftermath of killing a man in the line of duty—a first
in his long career. He feels unsettled, questioning the moral boundaries of his role as a law enforcer and the thin
line separating him from the criminals he pursues. On administrative leave and against the rules, he is forced into
a new case that also threatens him. He finds reassuring comfort in the support from Caroline, his girlfriend, which
allows him a sense of hope that all will be well, until he makes decisions that endanger her.
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What AI is saying about the series
The characters in Hugo Uyttenhove's Carolina Arbors Murder Mysteries evolve in ways that mirror the deepening bonds of a real
community-quirks, conflicts, and all. Detective Travis Vinder starts off as a bit of a lone wolf, skeptical of the Thursday Afternoon
Book Club's meddling. However, as the series progresses, he grows to respect and even rely on their unconventional insights. In short, the series doesn't just solve murders: it builds a world where retirees become unlikely heroes, and where community isn't just a backdrop, but a force that shapes every twist.
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