Old legends. New murder. A town unraveling. Sheriff Cammie Farnsworth answers a call from hikers who’ve found a man bound to a table in a derelict cabin. The victim is an investigative journalist—far from home and chasing a story he never finished. Why Twin Ponds? What did he uncover that someone needed to silence?As Cammie digs, old stories flare: whispers that exiles from Salem founded the town and carried their rites and secrets into the woods. Folklore feeds panic, clues slip through frightened hands, and neighbor turns on neighbor. Evidence points backward as much as forward, and someone will do anything to keep the past, whatever it is, buried. Pulled into events she can’t explain, Cammie must separate myth from motive before there’s another body. If she calls it wrong, she could lose her badge, the people she loves, and the town she’s sworn to protect. A Lineage of Murder is book nine in the Twin Ponds Mysteries, a suspenseful small-town mystery series where folklore, community drama, and twist-filled investigations collide. _______________________________________Praise for the Twin Ponds Mystery Series:????? “This book truly kept me up all night. Strong, well-rounded characters and an excellent mystery.”????? “They are so well written, funny, suspenseful, and I love the characters!”????? “The writer builds the story and characters in a way that draws you into the town and lives of the people in Twin Ponds.”????? “Every time we think the mystery is solved a new twist winds around.”????? “Her writing is quite similar to Louise Penny’s warmth and descriptive characters.”????? “A well written murder mystery that will have you biting your nails!”????? “Thoroughly enjoyed reading about things others believe in, as well as the effects of blatant misuse of such beliefs.”????? “A riveting murder mystery that will have you questioning the unknown!! Outstanding characterization.”????? “I couldn’t put it down. Sheriff Cammie is a strong and interesting character. The story is complex, twisty and fun.”????? “B. T. Lord has a way of making you feel like you are part of the story.”