Second AG BeForever mystery of the day, second by Mary Casanova.
Once again, she provides multiple suspects that are meant to throw you off the trail, but the culprit isn't quite as obvious as in Rebecca's book.
And once again, Kit's in Kentucky and the locals don't cotton to outsiders. A bit of this is part of the plot, because they're having their land eminent domained out from under them to create the national park, but there's also at least one incident of it being said about a thing that was trivial.
This was decent, but not one of Kit's best. She seems too easily frightened and that's not the Kit I know.
Points though for them not dumbing down or sugarcoating any of the bad business going on here.
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