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Cooper Collection 088 (The Not-So-Private Eyes)

The Not-So-Private Eyes

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Cooper Collection 088 (The Not-So-Private Eyes)

By: Bill Bernico
Narrated by: George Kuch
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This is my most ambitious story to date. The Cooper family is back in the limelight, literally.

A publishing company wants to do a book the entire Cooper clan, starting with Matt. The publisher also has a movie deal lined up after the book is released.

The Coopers' private lives will soon become public-very public. Things heat up during the interview process when Clay lets some family secrets slip out and they end up in the book. Meanwhile, Clay, Elliott and Gloria enlist retired police lieutenant Dean Hollister's help in tracking down the man who killed Gloria's father more than three years earlier.

©2013 Bill Bernico (P)2013 Bill Bernico Crime Fiction Short Stories Fiction Suspense

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