Textual Relations

<p>Private detective Mimi Capurro's best friend and colleague Jackie storms into the office in a full mom-meltdown. </p><p>Confiscating her fourteen-year-old daughter's laptop and phone seemed like a standard teenage drama. A secret online crush. Some flirty texts. Nothing a good password hack and a serious conversation can't fix.</p><p>Except Charles cracks the password - and what he finds isn't a boy from Wisconsin.</p><p>It's a predator. And he lives less than half a mile away.</p><p>Before Mimi can untangle the digital nightmare the man turns up dead in his bedroom. Jackie's fingerprints are all over the crime scene and a teenage girl has gone missing. Suddenly a bad week just became a murder investigation and her best friend is the prime suspect.</p><p>With forty-eight hours before Jackie faces charges Mimi is juggling a nosy neighbor with secrets a dead pedophile nobody mourns a candle company that smells like a cover-up and a gorgeous homicide detective who keeps showing up at inconvenient moments like when she finally has a man in her bedroom.</p><p>Some cases are personal. This one is <em>furiously</em> personal.</p><p>And Mimi's Doberman Lola? About to have the best day of her life.</p><p><strong>Textual Relations</strong> is the second book in the Gotcha Detective Agency series - because some crimes can't wait for the perfect moment and neither can love.</p>