A wartime secret with deadly repercussions.
Awarded Your Family Tree magazine 'Seal of Approval'. Featured in issue 118, June 2012.
To the Grave can be read as a stand-alone book, although it may be better enjoyed after reading In the Blood, the first in the Jefferson Tayte Genealogical Crime Mystery series - one of Amazon UK's 'Best Books of 2011'.
'Very rarely does a book touch me the way this one has.'
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Inspired by the author's own family history...
To the Grave follows American genealogist, Jefferson Tayte, as he uncovers the disturbing consequences of a seemingly innocuous act in 1944 that was intended to keep a family together, but which ultimately tore it apart. His research exposes hidden pasts and the desperate measures some people will take to keep a secret.
Sitting in a hotel room at gunpoint, facing an impossible decision, Tayte is forced to wonder how his latest assignment had come to this. Five days earlier, after a child's suitcase arrives unexpectedly at his client's home in Washington DC, Tayte embarks upon a journey that takes him back to England as he tries to unravel the story of Mena Lasseter - a girl whose life has become a family mystery.
Hoping to reunite his client with the birth mother she never knew she had, having no idea that she'd been adopted, Tayte's research draws him back to wartime Leicestershire and the arrival of the US 82nd Airborne, which irrevocably changes the course of Mena's life. But as Tayte tries to find out what became of her and why she was separated from her suitcase all those years ago, he soon finds that he is not the only one looking for her. Someone else is determined to get to Mena first and it quickly becomes apparent that their motive is a secret worth killing for.
'This book plumbs the depths and emerges triumphant!'

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