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The Splintered Paddle

Ava Rome Mystery

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The Splintered Paddle

By: Mark Troy
Narrated by: Julie Hoverson
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Waikiki, Hawaii. Golden sunshine. Waving palm trees. Sparkling blue water.

Private eye Ava Rome's calling is to protect the defenseless. She takes on the cases of Jenny Mordan, a working girl who is being harassed by a police detective, and Cassie Sands, a teenager who is mixed up with a marijuana grower.

Norman Traxler did 10 years in San Quentin nurturing his hatred of Ava Rome, the young MP who took him down for assaulting a prostitute.

When Traxler, the detective and the grower join forces against her, Ava's calling - protecting the defenseless - becomes a fight for her life.

This dark thriller takes you on a tour of paradise tourists never see.

Waikiki, Hawaii. Dark clouds of revenge. Twisted motives. A bloody finale.

©2014 Mark Troy (P)2016 Mark Troy Literary Fiction Private Investigators Suspense Women Sleuths

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