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The Journalist and the Accountant’s Wife
- Farmerville, Book 3
- Narrated by: Paul J McSorley
- Length: 1 hr and 23 mins
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The Journalist and the Accountant’s Wife
Narrated by:
Paul J McSorley
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Publisher's Summary
The third book in the series follows three days after the discovery of serial killers and 200 murders. A journalist creates more problems and threatens to expose more Farmerville secrets. The accountant and his wife’s criminal activities are discovered. The intertwining of characters gets more complicated and dangerous as the FBI and CIA get involved and a trip to GITMO reveals more secrets. Pay attention. To catch up be sure to listen to episodes 1 and 2. Things are happening and happening fast.
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