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Cheektowaga New York, Summer 1988.A body is found in a freezer in a run-down house on a dead end street. With no way to identify the deceased and only a non-commutative woman in the house, Detective Carl Wisnewski has to unravel a mystery that began over a decade before. His investigation will force him to uncover the dark secrets of the house and the neighborhood around it.Ten years earlier, thirteen-year-old Michael Shultz had a chance encounter with a woman from the neighborhood with a less than stellar reputation. The two outsiders form a bond that will affect both of their lives irrevocably.
173 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 10, 2020
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David Coleman
7 books1 followerBorn and raised in Buffalo NY. Worked in the Casino/Gaming industry. Married in 1988 (Jeanne).
Two daughters, Emily and Elizabeth. First novel, Rust Belt Redemption, published in 2013.
Two daughters, Emily and Elizabeth. First novel, Rust Belt Redemption, published in 2013.
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October 18, 2020
3.5 stars rounded up
Could have been better. Editing is terrible. Writing is ok. Story was good. Trip down memory lane through 80s Western New York was great. Polish cops and the good old Cheektowaga PD. Too bad the kids went to Maryvale!
Could have been better. Editing is terrible. Writing is ok. Story was good. Trip down memory lane through 80s Western New York was great. Polish cops and the good old Cheektowaga PD. Too bad the kids went to Maryvale!
January 19, 2023
Good book
Quick read. Interesting. If you want a decent book and quick read. Here you go. Enjoy it as I did.
Quick read. Interesting. If you want a decent book and quick read. Here you go. Enjoy it as I did.
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