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  • Cursed to Death: A Dan Rhodes Mystery

  • Dan Rhodes Mysteries, Book 3
  • By: Bill Crider
  • Narrated by: Chris Abell
  • Length: 4 hrs and 43 mins

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Cursed to Death: A Dan Rhodes Mystery

By: Bill Crider
Narrated by: Chris Abell
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In tiny Blacklin County, Texas, a curse is nothing more than a four-letter word hollered in a barroom or muttered in the heat. So Sheriff Dan Rhodes is more curious than concerned when he dutifully responds to a complaint of witchcraft.

When Dr. Samuel Martin, the local dentist - and unpopular landlord - claims he's been hexed by a tenant, Rhodes does his best to smooth things out between the distressed D.D.S. and the would-be witch. But in two shakes of a black cat's tail, the good doctor disappears...and his wife turns up bludgeoned to death.

For Rhodes, it means there's a bad moon rising over Blacklin County. And now he's got to do the voodoo he does best - asking pointed questions and extracting the painful truth from some tight-lipped suspects who also bite...

©2013 Angela Neary (P)2020 David N. Wilson

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