He chases crooks. She researches the past. When a financier is found hanged, can they solve his death? Vancouver, 1897. Detective Jack Winston investigates a body at a popular landmark and realizes the man's business is as hollow as the tree near where he was found. Vancouver, 2017. Archivist Riley Finch throws herself into a new project at the museum while preparing for her sister's wedding and steering their mother from a suspicious investment deal. With more suspects than answers, Jack again turns to Riley for help through the journal that connects the time-crossed duo. Can the pair unravel another mystery? The Hanging at the Hollow Tree is the second book in the Journal Through Time historical mystery series. If you like time-bending mysteries, you'll love this twisting tale.
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Sarah Stephen started writing at an early age, first scribbling pages of notes while pretending to be a journalist before she could actually print. After mastering the alphabet, she moved into poetry and short stories. Following a few successes in grade school (a regional poetry prize) and university (a short story published), she traded her creative tales for corporate ones. A few years ago she rediscovered her love of words and tentatively resumed creative writing. She lives in Vancouver with her husband and son.
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