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  • A Bitter Dying

  • Detective Jackson Mysteries, Book 12
  • By: L.J. Sellers
  • Narrated by: John Bell
  • Length: 6 hrs and 37 mins

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A Bitter Dying

By: L.J. Sellers
Narrated by: John Bell
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When a frustrated ex-con takes a young family and their home hostage, the only officer he’ll speak with is Detective Wade Jackson. But Jackson already has his hands full running the Eugene Violent Crimes Unit and overseeing the investigation of a series of seemingly random assaults.

While Jackson juggles the hostage negotiations with his chaotic single-parent home life, the assaults point toward a troubled company that recycles industrial oil. With several lawsuits pending, the CEO of WestPac emerges as a likely suspect in the latest attack of a trial lawyer.

As Jackson tries to meet the hostage taker's demands, a powerful politician interferes for personal reasons, and the standoff turns bloody. Meanwhile, the latest assault victim dies, and Jackson’s team must scramble to identify the assailant. Can they piece together the connections in time to prevent another murder and save the family?

©2017 L.J. Sellers (P)2020 L.J. Sellers

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