Deadly Declarations By Landis Wade

 It's modern day in the New South City of Charlotte, North Carolina, when three retirees at the Independence Retirement Community, a/k/a The Indie, team up to investigate two mysteries related to the death of a 96-year-old resident. Why was his manuscript about the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence missing when they found his body? And why did his handwritten will dated the day he died disinherit his beloved granddaughter (his only heir), and leave his $50 million fortune to Sue Ellen Parker, the most despised resident at the Indie? 

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Deadly Declarations: Wade, Landis: 9781736305584: Amazon.com: Books

Landis Wade is a recovering trial lawyer, dog lover, host of Charlotte Readers Podcast (where he has conducted more than 300 author interviews), and author of books and stories whose third book—"The Christmas Redemption"—won the Holiday category of the 12th Annual National Indie Excellence Awards.

He writes light-hearted legal and historical mystery thrillers.

He won the 2016 North Carolina State Bar short story contest for "The Deliberation" and received awards for his non-fiction pieces, "The Cape Fear Debacle" and "First Dance." His short work has also appeared in Writersdigest.com, The Charlotte Observer, Flying South, Fiction on the Web and in various anthologies, including by Daniel Boone Footsteps.

Visit his podcast website here: www.charlottereaderspodcast.com

Visit his personal website here: www.landiswade.com

Contact Landis here: landis@charlottereaderspodcast.com

My Thoughts...

Living in North Carolina this one was a hit for my Wade hit the nail on the head with the history of North Carolina. I was really impressed with the story, and I recommend this book.

4 stars and one for the books.

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