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| Category: Fiction:Mystery |
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| About the Book | |
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College professor and criminal investigation consultant Nikki Jaeger takes a summer break in rural southwest Virginia -- to take pictures on an archaeology site. But what begins as a way to meet interesting people takes unexpected turns. The site promises to revolutionize the history of Native American migration. Archaeologist Alex Turman promises to revolutionize Nikki's love life. But all this is shattered by a brutal murder. Abruptly, the site is shut down as a crime scene and Nikki finds herself embroiled in a web of hidden agendas. Threatened and intimidated by a corrupt sheriff, Nikki is forced into a race against time to save an innocent man, outwit a high-priced attorney, uncover long-buried secrets, and do what she must to save her own life.
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| About the Author | |
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Robert Griffith Turner is a freelance writer and an Adjunct Professor for the Virginia Tech Department of Sociology. He has authored non-fiction books, novels, and stage plays. He lives in the mountaine of southwest Virginia with his cats, Merlin and Frodo. |