A Twisted Game with High Stakes! Sabre Brown thought geocaching was just a fun game—until she discovered a death certificate in one of the containers. The cause of death? Murder by poison. The strangest part? The date of death is ten days in the future. Thrust into a deadly race against time, Sabre follows a trail of cryptic clues from cache to cache, each more puzzling than the last. Her investigation takes a shocking turn when she realizes the clues point to someone she knows and a case she's defending. Is the killer a rejected child, a renowned plastic surgeon, a scorned ex, a crooked lab technician, or a politician eyeing the highest office in the land? Or is someone manipulating Sabre in a twisted geocache game of life and death? As the stakes escalate, Sabre must rely on her sharp instincts and unwavering determination to stop the murderer before they strike again. The Advocate’s Geocache is Book 7 of The Advocate Series . Immerse yourself in this gripping thriller where every clue is be a step closer to danger. An excellent novel that was hard to put down.-- David I truly enjoyed reading The Advocate's Geocache. A delightful cozy mystery. I give The Advocate's Geocache 5 out of 5 stars. It is easy and fun book to read. A delightful way to spend a Saturday afternoon. I have not read the previous books in the series, but it did not hinder me from enjoying The Advocate's Geocache.-- Kristina's The Advocate's Geocache by Teresa Burrell is an adventure of intrigue. Burrell's writing style is very entertaining, her use of metaphors and similes always make me chuckle. They add a unique flair to her storytelling. The story is fast paced, moving from location to location on a hunt for truth. As a resident of San Diego county, it was fun following the trail of activity. I caught myself saying, "I know exactly where they are." As the plot intensifies, the characters grow - doctors, politicians, attorneys, Hollywood wannabes, friends and family make up the cast of characters. Each character impacts the narrative in a critical way, adding an element of mystery. Page after page, the reader is captivated, wondering "who's creating these geocaches?" It's her, no it's him - everyone is a suspect. Is this real or a sick prank? The Advocate's Geocache keeps you guessing up to its end.--Reviewed By Cheryl E. Rodriguez for Readers' Favorite This book was a lot of fun to research and to write. If you've never been geocaching, I would highly recommend it. If I had the time, I'm sure it is an adventure I could really get into. You do not need to know anything about geocaching in order to enjoy this book, but I would dare say that if you don't know anything about it now, you will when you are finished reading. The Advocate's Geocache is the seventh in an ten-book series: The Advocate, The Advocate's Betrayal, The Advocate's Conviction, The Advocate's Dilemma, The Advocate's Ex Parte, The Advocate's Felony, The Advocate's Geocache, The Advocate's Homicides, The Advocate's Illusion, and The Advocate's Justice. Attorney Sabre Brown is having a great time geocaching, the Internet's version of a treasure hunt. The fun ceases when she "caches" a container with an official death certificate citing "Murder by Poison" as the cause of death. Even more disturbing is that the date of death is ten days in the future. Sabre is forced to search cache after cache, each revealing more clues, until they take an unexpected twist and shockingly point to one of her court cases. Is the murderer a rejected child, a well-known plastic surgeon, a scorned ex, a crooked lab technician, or a politician in line for the highest office in the land? Or is someone playing Sabre in an ugly geocache of life and death? Teresa Burrell has dedicated her life to helping children and their families in both the courtroom and the classroom.  As an attorney in San Diego, Burrell maintained a private law practice for twelve years, which specialized in domestic, criminal, and civil cases. Her work in juvenile court focused on representing abused minors and juvenile delinquents. Burrell has received several awards and special recognition from the San Diego Volunteer Lawyers for her countless hours of pro bono work with children and their families.   Burrell has also enjoyed a satisfying career as a teacher. She has taught children of all ages with diverse backgrounds and special needs. After creating an after-school program that kept kids off the street, she received a community service award.   Now in semi-retirement in California, Burrell continues to educate groups about social issues impacting children and write novels, many of which are inspired by actual legal cases. She is the author of The Advocate Series which now contains ten novels: The Advocate, The Advocate's Betrayal, The Advocate's Conviction, The Advocate's Dilemma, The Advocate's Ex Parte, The Advocate's Felony, The Advocate's Geocache, The Advocate's Homicides, The Advocate's Illusion, and my