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    Hangman

    By Polly McCrillis

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    A life lost. A body found. A man in danger.

    The grisly murder of his wife is only the beginning of Dr. Mark Bristol's troubles... How many people will suffer before the killer is found?

    When a Sunday bike ride in Colorado’s Red Rocks Park leads to a crime scene, Reese Adams, PI, and her boyfriend, Ethan Chamberlain, find themselves in the center of it. Caroline Bristol, the victim, is the wife of renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Mark Bristol and a friend of Ethan’s. Stunned by the discovery, Ethan is less than delighted when Reese accepts the offer to assist the police in the murder investigation.

    Dr. Bristol, already shattered by the death of his wife, is even more shaken when he receives an anonymous email inferring his wife had strayed from their marriage. When a patient under the eminent doctor’s care becomes mysteriously comatose, authorities begin to suspect he may be the person being targeted and the heinous act of his wife’s murder was just the means to an evil end.

    Targeted by someone he knows. Someone he works with.

    Someone who wants Reese permanently out of the way.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHighland Press Publishing
    Release dateApr 10, 2017
    ISBN9781370558070
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    Hangman
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    Polly McCrillis

    Polly, aka Isabel Mere, is the mother of two and lives in Missouri with her husband. Her love for music and the arts encompasses private piano teaching, musical theater directing, and stage acting. She has two novels published under her own name. Her historical novels, Almost Taken, Almost Guilty and Almost Silenced, under the pen name Isabel Mere, are now available. She has novellas with Highland Press in several anthologies. Her next series will begin with the book Charades.

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