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    Ten-Mile Trials

    By Elizabeth Gunn

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    The latest in the acclaimed Jake Hines detective series - A dead man is discovered in a suburban house that is being used as a drugs lab, and Captain Jake Hines pulls in all his detectives to investigate. The victim carried no identification but the discovery of a small Mass card written in the Cyrillic alphabet hidden in his jacket gives Jake an important lead - could this be connected to a ruthless Eastern European gang that has started operating in Minnesota?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSevern House Publishers
    Release dateApr 1, 2011
    ISBN9781780100340
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    Elizabeth Gunn

    Elizabeth Gunn is the author of the bestselling Jake Hines series of police procedurals set in Minnesota, where she grew up, and the Sarah Burke series set in Arizona, where she lives now. A long-time innkeeper with a taste for adventure, Elizabeth has lived 'everywhere' and been a private pilot and a diver, as well as a writer. She now lives in Tucson, and gets her kicks exploring the history and culture of this ancient/modern border city. Previous novels in the Sarah Burke series include Kissing Arizona, The Magic Line and Red Man Down. Recent titles in the Jake Hines series include McCafferty's Nine, The Ten-Mile Trials, Eleven Little Piggies and Noontime Follies.

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