Trixie Montgomery is
the main character and her sidekick and best friend is Dee Dee Lamont. Trixie
is a writer for a magazine and is sent on assignments to different towns. It
seems everywhere they go a dead body turns up and Trixie and Dee Dee must find
the person who committed the dastardly deed. Trixie’s eccentric great-aunt,
Nana, joins in on the fun. With Nana around there’s never a dull moment. For
instance she gets a tattoo in “Terror on Tybee Island.”
“Terror on Tybee
Island” takes place on the beautiful Tybee Island off of Savannah. Trixie, Dee
Dee, Nana and Trixie’s mother Betty Jo go for a relaxing vacation on the
island. Betty Jo’s friend puts them up in her bed and breakfast. It turns out
to be anything but relaxing when Trixie finds a body in the sand behind the
house. Betty Jo’s friend, Laura, is accused of the murder so of course Trixie
and Dee Dee must come to the rescue when Betty Jo begs them to help Laura. They
run into quite a few suspects as they attend a taping of Paula Dean’s cooking,
a trip to the Mercer-Williams house, and a pirate festival.
During the festival Nana is kidnapped and you’ll have to read the book to see if Trixie and Dee Dee arrive in time to save her.
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Deborah Malone’s first novel Death in Dahlonega, finaled in the
American Christian Fiction Writer’s Category Five writing contest! Deborah was
also nominated for 2012 Georgia Author of the Year in First Novel category. She
has worked as a freelance writer and photographer, for the historic magazine
“Georgia Backroads.” She has had many articles and photographs published, and her
writing is featured in “Tales of the Rails,” edited by Olin Jackson. She is a
member of the Georgia Writer’s Association as well as Advanced Writer’s and
Speakers Association. As a current member of the American Christian Fiction
Writer she has established a blog where she reviews Christian Fiction.
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