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Murder So Final
Tommy Jacks encounters new love and old threats while covering one of the most brutal U.S. Senate races in history. With a massive oil fire threatening the city of Tulsa, three candidates face off: a ruthless oil baron, an idealist college professor, and a reverend running under the God Party. When the race suddenly turns deadly, the winner may be the last man standing.
The final book in the Muckraker trilogy, Murder So Final brings to a close the stories of Louongo, Albright, Robbie Gilmore, Tracy and Ray Jacks, and Tommy himself.
The final book in the Muckraker trilogy, Murder So Final brings to a close the stories of Louongo, Albright, Robbie Gilmore, Tracy and Ray Jacks, and Tommy himself.
248 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 19, 2018
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About the author
Ted Clifton
21 books73 followersAward-winning author Ted Clifton has written mystery novels which feature the settings of New Mexico and Oklahoma, places where Ted spent considerable time.
One of his books, The Bootlegger’s Legacy, won the IBPA Benjamin Franklin award and the CIPA EVVY award.
He currently has three mystery series: Pacheco and Chino, the Muckraker Mystery series and the Vincent Malone series. The first book, Santa Fe Mojo, from the Malone series was just published.
Today, Ted resides in Denver with his wife and grandson, after many years living in the New Mexico desert.
One of his books, The Bootlegger’s Legacy, won the IBPA Benjamin Franklin award and the CIPA EVVY award.
He currently has three mystery series: Pacheco and Chino, the Muckraker Mystery series and the Vincent Malone series. The first book, Santa Fe Mojo, from the Malone series was just published.
Today, Ted resides in Denver with his wife and grandson, after many years living in the New Mexico desert.
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February 9, 2019
Entertaining
I enjoyed this third book in the Muckraker series. Although I am not much on politics, I found it very entertaining.
I enjoyed this third book in the Muckraker series. Although I am not much on politics, I found it very entertaining.
March 2, 2019
I won this book on Goodreads for an honest review.
An interesting murder mystery this one kept me guessing. The characters are pretty well established as this is the third book in the series. However, with that said it was easy to pick up where the other books left off (as far as some of the characters go) as the author does keep on point with this mystery and that gives the book a sense of being able to read as a stand alone. This was a well written mystery that kept me turning the pages. Even though I usually do not care for politics and their like I do recommend this story to anyone that likes a good who done it!
An interesting murder mystery this one kept me guessing. The characters are pretty well established as this is the third book in the series. However, with that said it was easy to pick up where the other books left off (as far as some of the characters go) as the author does keep on point with this mystery and that gives the book a sense of being able to read as a stand alone. This was a well written mystery that kept me turning the pages. Even though I usually do not care for politics and their like I do recommend this story to anyone that likes a good who done it!
December 12, 2020
Finally figured out the real reason I love these books
Well, no secret, it's the writing. It is so good it quietly stays out of the way of the story.
Love these books. Stories are believably compelling. Characters I like. Recommend to anyone else who is a sucker for smart (mouth) dialogue and good storytelling.
Well, no secret, it's the writing. It is so good it quietly stays out of the way of the story.
Love these books. Stories are believably compelling. Characters I like. Recommend to anyone else who is a sucker for smart (mouth) dialogue and good storytelling.
May 9, 2020
Skip the epilogue.
I enjoyed this series very much, reading one book after another. Then the epilogue ruined the impression of Ray and Tommy Jacks. It was just pitiful and served no purpose.
I enjoyed this series very much, reading one book after another. Then the epilogue ruined the impression of Ray and Tommy Jacks. It was just pitiful and served no purpose.
March 6, 2019
Good mystery. Interesting story.
April 5, 2020
Enjoyable, easy reading book with plenty of mystery to make you want to keep reading.
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