The Mountain Flame” A Detective Chance Richardson and Kelly Grant mystery

Some call it murder. Some call it art. 

This is the final book in the Detective Chance Richardson and Kelly Grant mystery series.  This book takes place in local areas of Caldwell County, NC at the walking park, sculpture park, downtown and at a mysterious and somewhat hideous mountain. Join Chance and Kelly as they sort out a killer after finding a victim turned into a real life piece of performance art in the park!

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Signed copies exclusively available at Tybrisa Books

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THE GLASS RIVER ReViews

*Nominated for the 2018 Thomas Wolfe Memorial Literary Award  

5 STAR REVIEW OF THE GLASS RIVER – HAPPY VALLEY EDITION BY JENN on AMAZON “I am from “Hodges Corner” and have spent much time in Blowing Rock so I enjoyed reading about familiar places. The book itself was well written and was a great read.” (June 2020)

REVIEW OF THE GLASS RIVER BY GARY B. “Super reading I was torn between trying to figure out where the towns, businesses, areas in questions because the names were changed to protect the innocent ( not really) and who may have committed such an act. You will be surprised as to the identity of the guilty. Fun book.” (March 2019)

REVIEW OF “THE GLASS RIVER” BY PHILLIP B. “It’s so well-written.  I really enjoyed figuring out all the local places you had written about.  I read it in one weekend.  Well done!“ (July 2018)

REVIEW OF “THE GLASS RIVER” BY HOLLY C. “Please write another mystery novel!! You are a great author.” (May 2018)

REVIEW OF “THE GLASS RIVER” BY GEORGE BROSI:  “This is a murder mystery set in contemporary Happy Valley, North Carolina, in Wilkes County, the site where Tom Dooley grew up and was buried after he was hanged in Statesville in 1868 for the murder of Laura Foster. L. B. Sedlacek is a prolific writer of poetry and fiction. She is co-host of “Coffee House-to-Go” a podcast and the publisher of “The Poetry Market Ezine.”https://apmtbooks.com/blogs/reviews/march-2018-reviews