Mistaken Identity Crisis: Death on the Cable Car
Braxton Campus Mysteries, Book 4
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Mistaken Identity Crisis: Death on the Cable Car
Narrated by:
Robert Wrenlock of Island Audio
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Narrated by:
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Robert Wrenlock of Island Audio
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By:
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James J. Cudney
About this listen
A clever thief with a sinister calling card has invaded Braxton campus. Meanwhile, a string of jewelry thefts, remarkably similar to an unsolved eight-year-old-case, is taking place in town.
When a body is discovered at the campus, Kellan is called in to investigate. And if the latest murder isn’t enough to keep him busy, Kellan partners with April to end the Castigliano and Vargas crime family feud.
As the summer heat begins to settle in Wharton County, what other surprises are in store?
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