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| Category: Fiction:Mystery |
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| About the Book | |
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Patrick Draper finds his European vacation interrupted by an old friend’s request to find a mysterious heir in America. This seemingly easy assignment turns into a tangled web of puzzlement and intrigue. A British law firm, that had a regretful experience using an American investigative firm, tests Patrick’s mettle with this “MUST SOLVE” assignment: but what is the significance of an old photograph? In their quest to locate the heir, Patrick, his partner, Nola Hunter, and members of The Washington D. C. based Berwick Group travel foreign countries and New England to locate the son of a British “Foreign Service” officer. Their travels lead them on an exciting adventure starting with few facts, encountering unexpected intrigue, dangerous characters, and opening old memories, both good and bad. Their inquiries confront them with “Cold War” memories, lost love, old spies, a brush with terrorists and unsolved deaths.
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The last 50 pages are some of the most intense, stress-inducing pages a mystery-loving reader could desire, and the cliff-hanger ending packs a Freudian punch that alters the reader's interpretation of he entire journey.
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| About the Author | |
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Francis Dillon, a retired military officer and private sector consultant, has traveled the world for the US government and Fortune 500 companies. His work is based on real life experiences dealing with terrorists, con men, espionage and murder. He writes from Blueberry Rock on the Kennebec River in Maine. |