Alicia Ramos had a bright future. A sweet, young beautiful, intelligent and ambitious intern in Councilman Rudy Benudez’s office, she had been accepted in law school and was planning to marry her fiancé, Victor Alarcón. Stabbed to death, she lay on the floor of her apartment in a white nightgown, on her back, with her legs together and her arms spread out, like a beautiful snow angel ─ beautiful and peaceful, in a spreading puddle of blood. Alicia’s fiancé Victor Alarcón, was arrested and charged with her murder. Family and friends insisted he couldn’t have killed Alicia ─ they loved each other.Martina Bravo-Vaughn, Alicia’s friend, publishes a small monthly magazine, Mujer Moderna, aimed at the interests of modern Latinas, like herself. She also writes a weekly column for the Spanish language newspaper, La Opinión, usually social, cultural or political topics of interest to local Latino communities. Martina Bravo-Vaughn had no interest in becoming a crusading journalist or community activist, but a bombshell package of information that had been sent to her by Alicia Ramos changed everything. As she tries to save her community, expose corruption, and solve Alicia Ramos’ murder, she is stymied by public apathy, suffers intimidation, her reputation is smeared, and she is nearly killed by those who will profit from the corruption. Was Alicia Ramos killed because she knew too much? Was she killed resisting the advances of Councilman Benudez’s lecherous Chief of Staff, Ricardo Grande? Did Alicia’s fiancé, Victor Alarcón kill her in a jealous rage? Or was it a random person with a heart full of hate? End of Innocence is a wild ride full of action, drama, humor, quirky characters, plot twists, and surprises. Who killed Alicia Ramos and why?
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