Sins of the Sisters

ack Morrison, investigative reporter, is writing a biography of the late Peyton Bonner, a wealthy oil man and philanthropist. Jack's past comes back to haunt him when his lover, Meredith Bonner, the eldest of Bonner's daughters, is killed in an auto accident. Not only is he being investigated for murder by the very police department about which he wrote a negative exposé he is thwarted by Bonner's step-daughter, twenty-one year old Lindy Rene Bonner, and her ambitious step-sister Iraina. Questions arise about Lindy's real identity. The real Lindy Bonner was left at a Texas orphanage following the death of her parents. When she reappears fourteen years later at age twenty-one to claim her inheritance, everyone is suspicious of her identity and her motives. Since leaving the orphanage, 

Lindy 

lived 

under 

the 

influence 

of 

a 

man 

called 

The 

Preacher and a woman claiming to be her cousin, Susan Dubois. Jack is left to unravel the story of love, betrayal and murder.