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Ghosts of the Past

Breckenridge Dyer, Book 2

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Ghosts of the Past

By: Mark Mitten
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When a body is discovered in a mine shaft, high in the mountains above Quandary, Sheriff Breckenridge "Breck" Dyer and Deputy Jenny O'Hara follow the evidence to a cryptocurrency conference at the ski resort. It’s a strange mix of high rollers, hipsters, CEOs, and tech gurus from all over the world, but the investigation hits a snag when their main suspect disappears—and the only witness won’t talk. Complicating matters, Breck is under investigation himself, plus it’s an election year, and he has to prove to both the district attorney and the people of Quandary that he isn’t a corrupt cop. Optics matter in politics, and Breck knows he could lose in the court of public opinion, even if the truth is on his side.

©2021 Mark Mitten (P)2021 Mark Mitten
Crime Fiction Police Procedural Mystery Fiction

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