If I'd Killed Him When I Met Him

Forensic anthropologist Elizabeth MacPherson steps into the role of private investigator at her brother's law firm, tackling two intricate cases. The first involves Eleanor Royden, who has coldly shot her ex-husband and his new wife after two decades as a devoted spouse. The second case centers on Donna Jean Morgan, who finds herself entangled in the murder of her bigamist husband, raising questions about faith and morality. As Elizabeth delves into these mysteries, she confronts the complexities of justice and human relationships.