A Problem in Paxton Park

Book 5: A Paxton Park Mystery

by J.A. Whiting

Genres: Supernatural suspense; Paranormal Romance; Romantic Suspense

Synopsis

This is book 5 in the Paxton Park Mystery series by USA Today Bestselling Author J A Whiting.

Early on a May morning, Shelly Taylor and her friend, Juliet, are completing their three-mile run over the mountain paths when they leave the trail and enter a large park near the center of town. Shelly notices something on the grass next to the tree line that necessitates an emergency call to the police.

Will Shelly's unusual dreams of her twin sister point to clues and offer hints that will help the police find the person responsible for the alarm and fear spreading through Paxton Park?

This story has some mild paranormal elements.

Release date: March 2, 2019

Publisher: J A Whiting Books and Whitemark Publishing

Print pages: 264

Sample

Chapter 1

 

 

With her Calico cat, Justice, curled up next to her, Shelly Taylor slept in her comfortable bed in the bungalow she rented in the mountain resort town of Paxton Park, Massachusetts. It was a clear night in late May with the stars sparkling high in the sky and the nearly-full moon’s light battling the darkness.

 

Sound asleep, Shelly turned over and a dream began to play in her mind.

 

She and her friend and neighbor, Juliet, ran together along the forest trails past the towering pines that lined the paths, their feet stepping into golden pools of dappled sunlight as they moved at a quick pace through the woods at the base of the mountains. Because it was only a dream, Shelly wasn’t winded at all and she felt like she could run for miles and miles without tiring and without the slight ache in her leg that was always present when she ran.

 

Finally, the young women slowed to a walk and headed down the trail to where it ended at a large park.

 

A slender woman with soft brown hair falling just below her shoulders stood at the end of the trail watching Shelly and her friend approach, and when Shelly saw her, her heart flooded with joy.

 

Lauren. Her twin sister.

 

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