5-STAR REVIEW: WIDOW’S WALK by Raemi A. Ray

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The Description

Martha’s Vineyard Murders: Book 3
Publication Date: November 6, 2024

Attorney Kyra Gibson has a lot on her mind this Thanksgiving. She’s been working long hours on a multi-billion dollar corporate merger, her family is visiting from London, and her relationship with former police detective Tarek Collins is heating up. When she and her companions are invited by her aristocrat client to attend a formal gala at a historic mansion on Chappaquiddick, Kyra reluctantly agrees.

But Chappy is more than just a playground for the wealthy. It’s a wild, remote place cut off from civilization. When the first body is found, the occupants are worried. Was it an accident or murder? When a second guest is brutally killed and then a third, there’s no doubt and the guests fearfully turn on each other. They are locked in a house with a murderer picking them off one-by-one. Kyra, her best friend Chase Hawthorn, and Tarek must survive the night and find the killer, or one of them could be next.

The Review

For London attorney Kyra Gibson, inheriting a home on Martha’s Vineyard has spawned multiple mysteries.

Now, she and her loved ones are stuck celebrating Thanksgiving at an estate on Chappaquiddick as part of a work obligation. However, the festive spirit takes a nosedive when the first body is found.

Author Raemi A Ray serves up the third installment of the Martha’s Vineyard Murders series with Widow’s Walk. Familiar characters team up at the remote Verinder House, where they find themselves in the middle of a business acquisition orchestrated by a woman determined to get her way.

With a wind advisory preventing travel to and from the island, the author creates an atmosphere ripe with suspense. Once again, Kyra lands in a mystery steeped with danger.

Widow’s Walk delivers another action-packed mystery in the series as Kyra and her friends try to make it out of Verinder House alive. Buy Links

About The Author Raemi A Ray’s travels to Martha’s Vineyard and around the world inspire her stories. She lives outside Boston. When not writing or traveling she earns her keep as the personal assistant to the resident house demons, Otto and DolphLundgren.