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The Thirteenth Skull

The Eileen Reed Mysteries, Book 3

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The Thirteenth Skull

By: Bonnie Ramthun
Narrated by: Amber Lyons
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Discovering an ancient skeleton can be murder, as homicide detective Eileen Reed discovers when her parents ask for her help in a missing person's case. The missing man, an archeologist, has been excavating a Lakota buffalo jump at the Reed Ranch near Devil's Tower, Wyoming. The discovery of his murdered corpse and the treasure he took from the ancient skeleton are complicated further when a hired assassin targets Eileen's fiancé, Joe Tanner, a top-secret defense programmer. The big-city killers come to do murder in a small Wyoming town, and Eileen Reed finds herself in a fight for her life and the lives of her family, trying to solve a very personal murder and keep two very impersonal murderers from their intended slaughter.

©2023 Bonnie Ramthun (P)2024 Bonnie Ramthun Mystery Women Sleuths

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