A Murder at Grove, Idaho

A Johnny Lister Mystery Book 3

The Jane Doe is young, no more than fifteen or sixteen, and, as a new mother, Idaho State Trooper Johnny Lister feels a deep need to bring justice to this girl she knows was someone's daughter. The murder appears to be deeply personal, but as long as the victim is a Jane Doe, Johnny can't identify the motive for the girl's gruesome death.

But identifying the person doesn't make the case less complicated. Johnny learns that the victim and the people she was with before she died are all missing persons, runaways listed on an FBI database. As Johnny tries to understand why these people were together in her little town, she discovers that she's crossing into a very quiet but massive federal investigation with a far-reaching impact that dwarfs her murder investigation.

Determined to get justice for her victim, Johnny battles new nightmares as she reconnects with a family member in a way she never thought possible and finds herself the subject of an investigation. Then, in a shocking turn of events, Johnny learns that one of the players in the unfolding drama is not who anyone thinks he is, but her silence on the matter can end with his murder.