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To the Grave
To the Grave | Steve Robinson
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Inspired by the author's own family history...To the Grave follows American genealogist, Jefferson Tayte, as he uncovers the disturbing consequences of a seemingly innocuous act in 1944 that was intended to keep a family together, but which ultimately tore it apart. His research exposes hidden pasts and the desperate measures some people will take to keep a secret. Sitting in a hotel room at gunpoint, facing an impossible decision, Tayte is forced to wonder how his latest assignment had come to this. Five days earlier, after a child's suitcase arrives unexpectedly at his client's home in Washington DC, Tayte embarks upon a journey that takes him back to England as he tries to unravel the story of Mena Lasseter - a girl whose life has become a family mystery. Hoping to reunite his client with the birth mother she never knew she had, having no idea that she'd been adopted, Tayte's research draws him back to wartime Leicestershire and the arrival of the US 82nd Airborne, which irrevocably changes the course of Mena's life.But as Tayte tries to find out what became of her and why she was separated from her suitcase all those years ago, he soon finds that he is not the only one looking for her. Someone else is determined to get to Mena first and it quickly becomes apparent that their motive is a secret worth killing for.
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BarbaraTheBibliophage
To the Grave | Steve Robinson
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Not all moments of horror are about fantastical monsters. Sometimes it‘s what you learn about your own family history. This is a genealogy take on graves. (Still on my TBR but I‘ve read earlier books in the series.)

#scarathon2022 #grave #teammonstermash #scarathlondailyprompts

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kspenmoll
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Report as of this morning(Sunday) started the audiobook, To the Grave. On cp 16/49. Finished An Accidental Corpse(296 pages this weekend)and read 184 pgs of Seasonal Work. #20in4 #readathon #MayDaySpecial

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TheEllieMo
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Not a bad start to August, 2 books finished already!

I have a love/hate relationship with Jefferson Tayte. I‘m not fond of him as a character, but I love his line of work. The books are two stories in one: the modern day story of Jefferson Tayte trying to trace a lost ancestor and piece together their story, and the historic story of that ancestor. The modern day story in this felt a little forced, but the history is a heartbreaking tale.