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Monkey Wrench
George Olsen's life is one big lie. As a witness in a mob money embezzlement operation turned deadly, he lives within the WITSEC program and has had plenty of trouble adapting to life.
Never look back.
It’s one of the sacred rules within the WITSEC program. But when he hears an old flame has moved back to New Mexico, he is forced to return to his old stomping grounds only to discover that decision could prove to be fatal.
People are looking for the half-million in embezzled mob cash buried somewhere within Torrance County. The same money Olsen and his friend had found a couple of years earlier, the same money people have died for, and the same money wanted by an army of killers who will stop at nothing to get it.
Never look back.
It’s one of the sacred rules within the WITSEC program. But when he hears an old flame has moved back to New Mexico, he is forced to return to his old stomping grounds only to discover that decision could prove to be fatal.
People are looking for the half-million in embezzled mob cash buried somewhere within Torrance County. The same money Olsen and his friend had found a couple of years earlier, the same money people have died for, and the same money wanted by an army of killers who will stop at nothing to get it.
241 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 5, 2021
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June 22, 2023
I am really starting to enjoy this series, that said, it is like watching an author growing, the actual writing got much better in the 2nd book now if I could just find the 3rd book..
"God loves a drunk" Richard Thompson
Disclaimer: Well written grit lit, people that can't handle violence and less than perfect "heroes" beware this is not a "cozy" mystery.
"God loves a drunk" Richard Thompson
Disclaimer: Well written grit lit, people that can't handle violence and less than perfect "heroes" beware this is not a "cozy" mystery.
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