Jennifer Cahill

Jennifer Cahill and her partner Joshua Kelly are assigned to work with the FBI, to search for a known terrorist who is on their top 10 wanted list and is seen as a credible threat to the city of Chicago.Eli Haswali was last seen on the Magnificent Mile, and it's all hands on deck to track him down.Jennifer goes undercover as a waitress at the Cit Cat Club, after a human trafficking and prostitution ring is suspected, where she meets her temporary partner, Benjamin O'Neil. Benjamin has been working undercover at the club for a while, but has been unable to get close enough to the staff to gain the necessary intel needed, to determine if there is criminal activity going on at the club.While having dinner with Tommy and his brother Kevin, Jennifer meets a young couple from New York state, and later finds them in a situation that could have dire consequences. Lee Patterson worked in various office administration positions for over 40 years before retiring. Serious boredom set in and after reading many crime novels, her imagination took her to the first novel entitled, At the Scene of the Crime, followed by Emeralds in the Rough, Murder in the School Yard, and Terror on the Magnificent Mile. Lee is married with three children, 10 grandchildren and spends time between Canada and the United States.

Jennifer Cahill becomes involved in an investigation after her friend Grace Williams reports a strange break-in at her Gold Coast townhouse. What initially appears to be a routine case quickly unravels into something far more dangerous.At the same time, Cindy Roberts begins a secret relationship with a co-worker at the prestigious architecture firm owned by her father-an affair strictly forbidden by company policy and thrilling precisely because of the risk. What starts as an innocent rebellion soon pulls her into a web of deception she never saw coming.Set against the dark elegance of Chicago's Gold Coast, this gripping crime drama explores betrayal, misplaced trust, and the devastating cost of believing the wrong people-until it's almost too late. Lee Patterson worked in various office administration positions for over 40 years before retiring. Serious boredom set in and after reading many crime novels, her imagination took her to the first novel entitled, At the Scene of the Crime, followed by Emeralds in the Rough, Murder in the School Yard, and Terror on the Magnificent Mile. Lee is married with three children, 10 grandchildren and spends time between Canada and the United States.