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Black Gold in North Dakota (Cooper Smith) (Volume 2)

By: Joe Field
Narrated by: Ward Paxton
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 When the granddaughter of a prominent North Dakota state senator goes missing from her hometown of Williston, law enforcement has a couple leads on out-of-state roughneck oil workers – but with the holidays approaching and the trail growing cold, each day that passes decreases the chances that she will ever come home. Reporter Cooper Smith is chasing a story about the Bakken oil industry for Minnesota Public Radio when he learns that the missing woman is his wife’s best friend. Leaving the story behind, he puts his investigative skills to work to help rescue her. His pursuit takes him to the Deep South, where he learns that this may be one story too big for his Northern britches to come back from in one piece.©2017 Paul Bunyan Publishing (P)2017 Paul Bunyan Publishing Crime Fiction Mystery Thriller & Suspense Fiction

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