Death of the Zanjero by Anne Louise Bannon

With nearly everyone having a reason to kill the zanjero, Maddie stumbles on more than a few secrets and ends up in a chase that will tax her intellect, her soul and her very belief in humanity before shes done. Rivers was not the kind, upstanding civic benefactor he presented himself as, but a most despicable man who preyed on the weak and vulnerable, and cheated everyone else. Maddie finds herself drawn into finding the killer, first to see justice done, and then to save the skin of the one person she knows did not do it - the towns most infamous madam, Regina Medina. When Zanjero Bert Rivers turns up dead in the irrigation ditch, or zanja, leading to young widow Maddie Wilcoxs vineyards, Maddie has the odd feeling he was.

Sutton, confirms that Rivers was shot, and not just hit on the head. When Zanjero Bert Rivers turns up dead in the irrigation ditch, or zanja, leading to young widow Maddie Wilcoxs vineyards, Maddie has the odd feeling he was murdered. Hi, I’m Anne Louise Bannon, and this is the site where youll find all sorts of information about my work and other fun things. by Anne Louise Bannon JJI am always excited when one of my Old Los Angeles novels comes out, and I’m especially excited about Death of an Heiress. And he was often the most corrupt, as well. Then, the most powerful man in town was the Zanjero, or water overseer. Book Synopsis In Los Angeles in 1870, life was cheap and water could cost you everything. When the body of the Zanjero, or water overseer, Bert Rivers, floats up out of the irrigation ditch, or zanja, winemaker and healing woman Maddie Wilcox finds herself in a chase that will tax her intellect, her soul and her very belief in humanity before shes done. About the Book In Los Angeles in 1870, life was cheap and water could cost you everything.

Death of the Zanjero by Anne Louise Bannon