Tangled Webs

by Margaret Tessler

When San Antonio attorney Sharon Morgan gets a desperate call regarding the mysterious death of her girlhood friend Laura Vel squez, Sharon returns to her hometown, Zapata, Texas. She soon learns that her old nemesis Bernice Peralta was not only blackmailing Laura, but wreaking havoc on other friends as well. Sharon realizes that until family secrets are brought to light, Bernice's vindictiveness will only escalate.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1609107314
• ISBN13: 9781609107314
• Release Date: February 2011
• Publisher: Booklocker.com
• Length: 300 Pages
• Weight: 0.97 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

My kind of fun, light mystery

"Tangled Webs" is an easy, relaxed read with just enough unanswered questions along the way to make one look forward to reading the next chapter. I know Margaret personally, and this light-hearted mystery reflects her sparkling personality and dry wit. This is the type of mystery I like to read, one with just enough intrigue to draw me into the story, yet gives the opportunity to figure out "whodunnit". Pork Chops and Applesauce: A Collection of Recipes and Reflections

Did Laura kill herself or was she murdered?

Sharon Morgan is an attorney is San Antonio. She's resolved to never return to Zapata, Texas, until her childhood friend Erica calls and asks for her help. Another childhood friend, Laura Velasquez, has died. The official word is it was suicide. Erica, as well as Sharon, can't believe Laura killed herself. From the time Sharon arrives in town, everything is shrouded in mystery and confusion. Things don't get any better when Sharon runs into her old nemesis, Bernice Peralta. Turns out Bernice has been wreaking her havoc on the Salazar family. Sharon reconnects with her childhood sweetheart, Ryan Salazar. The closer she gets to the family and Laura, the more questions she has. Did Laura kill herself? If not, who killed her and why? And can Sharon discover the truth with all the secrets everyone has? And can she do it without putting herself in danger? I have never read anything by this author, but this won't be the last. I loved Sharon and Ryan and the rest of the Four Musketeers. I like how the author interspersed their childhood into the storyline of them as adults. The small town in Texas was a great setting. Its proximity to Mexico was great, too. I hope there will be many more books with these characters. Can't wait to read them! I highly recommend this book.