Case Close to Home — Ann B. Harrison

When her husband is killed in a botched robbery, Ryder Quinn can't bear to stay in America because of the memories. She takes her daughter and moves back to the country of her birth, Australia. There she finds employment in the small country town of Mudgee and tries to fit in with the family she never had a chance to get to know when she was little.
Given her experience with the FBI, her boss decides she should go over old cold cases. After a couple of warnings, things go wrong which eventuate in the criminals getting too close for comfort.
Family connections, whispered insults and unexplained incidents make this case impossible for Ryder to quit.
Amongst all the chaos, her main focus is to find somewhere safe and happy to bring up Ebony. Has she made the right decision moving half way across the world?