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The Devil Riding by Valerie Wilson Wesley,

Struggling P.I. Tamara Hayle is hired by New Jersey's most affluent African-American family to find their rebellious daughter who's run off to Atlantic City where a serial killer prowls the streets. Tamara joins the hunt for the missing Gabriella Desmond--especially after Gabriella's last known roommate is murdered.
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When Death Comes Stealing by Valerie Wilson Wesley, X

A sterling debut from an executive editor of Essence magazine. Former cop Tamara Hayle, a single mom trying to raise a son, makes it on her own as a P.I. in Newark, New Jersey. Tamara's ex-husband shows up with an urgent request for help when someone starts killing his sons for no apparent reason.
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