TRAFFICKING IN MURDER
by Jeannette de Beauvoir
June 8 – July 3, 2026 Virtual Book Tour
Synopsis:

SYDNEY RILEY PROVINCETOWN MYSTERY SERIES
When a Boston TV crew comes to Provincetown to shoot a segment at the Race Point Inn, owner Sydney Riley takes it in stride… until one of the producers mysteriously disappears. The missing producer soon winds up murdered, miles away, the corpse gruesomely displayed in a Wampanoag graveyard. Worse, a bizarre note on the body implies Sydney is responsible!
Meanwhile, a beautiful young Wampanoag woman has also gone missing. Ali, Sydney’s husband and a DHS counter-trafficking agent, is assigned to look into her disappearance. And Sydney needs to investigate who killed the TV producer and left that horrifying note. Are the two cases connected? Has Sydney’s past come back to haunt her—and threaten the people she loves?
Book Details:
Genre: Mystery
Published by: Beckett Books
Publication Date: May 22, 2026
Number of Pages:
ISBN:
Series: Sydney Riley Provincetown Mystery Series, #11 | Each is a Stand Alone Mystery
Author Bio:

Jeannette de Beauvoir is the author of historical and mystery/thriller fiction and a poet whose work has appeared in numerous literary journals and anthologies. She has written three mystery series along with a number of standalone novels; her work “demonstrates a total mastery of the mystery/suspense genre” (Midwest Book Review) She’s a member of the Authors Guild, the Mystery Writers of America, International Thriller Writers, and the Historical Novel Society. She lives and works in a seaside cottage on Cape Cod where she’s also a local theatre critic and hosts an arts-related program on local community radio.
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Book Formats: ePub, Print
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Giveaway: There will be a tour-wide PICT Giveaway
More: According to the author Trafficking In Murder is considered to be R-level content or less. Readers may still encounter potentially sensitive material. If you have specific trigger or content concerns, please contact Partners in Crime Tours directly for more detailed information.




































