SANTA FE, N.M., Feb. 14, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Around Santa Fe, N.M. there are little villages that are reminiscent of a world gone by. In recent years, it has become a hot spot for tourists, artists, writers, and maybe even murderers. In Near Santa Fe (now available through 1stBooks Library) the new mystery by Morgan Lane, one woman seeks to find out what happened to her sister.
Jan and Judy are two sisters on vacation. They stop in a village near Santa Fe. Stricken with the beauty of historic churches and beautiful mountains, they decide to stay for awhile. The two begin to make new friends, including a new relationship Judy has forged with an artist named Tram. Tram is commissioned to paint a portrait of Judy, and the two begin an affair. When Jan leaves for a few days, she returns to find her sister missing. Sure that there is foul play at hand she contacts the police.
The search is on. Jan will stop at nothing to find her sister, starting with Tram. Jan tromps through the village streets searching for clues intermingling with the myriad of characters the siesta town holds. Will Jan ever find Judy? The answer can only be found Near Santa Fe.
Morgan Lane moved from Texas to New Mexico. Settling in Santa Fe, she met and married a well-known photographer. They have three children. Lane loves the mountain views in Santa Fe and the surrounding villages.
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