A trunk abandoned at Denver’s Union Station more than a century ago leads Jillian and Nolan to untangle the mystery of its contents—including correspondence with the head of Pinkerton’s National Detective Agency Denver office. While Nolan digs into the legalities of the findings, Jillian searches for the descendants of a stolen identity who might not be who they think they are on Colorado ranch land. When Drew seems anxious to hear what Jillian has to say but his Great Aunt Min slams the subject closed—twice—Jillian is all the more determined to find out what happened to the woman who never claimed her luggage, why Min doesn’t want to talk about it, and what will happen for Drew if he gets the answers he seeks.
This is the third book in The Tree of Life Series. It's not necessary to read the first two books to read this book. In this book Jillian is still hard at work with her genealogy work. Her dad is contacted by a museum about an old truck that was left at the railroad station years ago. Inside is paper work hinting that a Pinkerton investigation is involved. Jillian jumps right in and starts tracking down leads to see if she can find out who the trunk belongs to. This book kept me reading to discover the mystery.
I was given this book by Shiloh Run Press via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated in any way.
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