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Lasting Doubts
A 20-year-old cold case...
An ambitious politician...
A festering secret...
In the quiet resort town of Red Lake, mummified remains are discovered. Sheriff Gaines suspects the body could be that of missing-person Alison Albright who disappeared twenty years ago: his first case as Sheriff and the one he never solved.
Ambitious young lawyer J. Travis Parks (Cast the First Stone), concerned that his connection to the victim could derail his campaign for public office, hires Harry Grim (ADX Praxis) to investigate. Harry finds his questions most unwelcome, and no shortage of locals with reason to want the 16-year old dead.
Just who was Alison Albright?
And why did the body turn up after twenty years?
An ambitious politician...
A festering secret...
In the quiet resort town of Red Lake, mummified remains are discovered. Sheriff Gaines suspects the body could be that of missing-person Alison Albright who disappeared twenty years ago: his first case as Sheriff and the one he never solved.
Ambitious young lawyer J. Travis Parks (Cast the First Stone), concerned that his connection to the victim could derail his campaign for public office, hires Harry Grim (ADX Praxis) to investigate. Harry finds his questions most unwelcome, and no shortage of locals with reason to want the 16-year old dead.
Just who was Alison Albright?
And why did the body turn up after twenty years?
283 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 12, 2012
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August 25, 2017
I enjoyed the novel ADX Praxis so much that I immediately took a pass on my "want to read list" and moved the authors other book 'Lasting Doubts' to first place.... I was not disappointed. This novel moves in a new direction, it is a clever cold case story that kept me guessing. Just when I thought I had an angle on where Harry Grim was heading a new twist came up. An immensely enjoyable read. Thumbs up! I plan to put more of Foster's work on my nightstand.
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