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The Mintern Report

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In 1935, a newly formed unit of the FBI is assigned to bust an illegal gambling operation in Detroit. Powerful gangsters are killed in the raid, changing the course of history.

Now, almost a century later, the events of that night will turn the small rural town of Dunville, Michigan, into a scene of theft, kidnapping, and murder.

When Rick Cooper and his CSI investigator wife, Kathy, discover the value of what the gangsters hid, they find themselves in danger. Everyone wants what they found - including a relative who was involved in the 1935 raid. Some of them will do anything to get their hands on it, and it’ll take a team of investigators working nonstop to uncover the mystery of who is after them... and why.

In this action-packed adventure, Rick, Kathy, and their rag-tag group of friends band together. Through solid police work, good fortune, and comedic mishaps, they attempt to solve the century-old mystery while not getting killed.

What the readers are saying...

✩✩✩✩✩ “Coppens did a masterful job weaving a historical who-done-it into a modern-day thriller.”

✩✩✩✩✩ “This was one of those books I just couldn’t put down. It reads well with a great blend of action, mystery, history, and humor at just the right places.”

✩✩✩✩✩ "This book often had me smiling and even laughing out loud."




356 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 31, 2022

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September 30, 2022
The Midterm Report" by RD Coppens... great, easy read.

This book often times had me smiling and even laughing out loud. I just happen to live in Metro Detroit, so I could totally relate to the entire book, including many of the named characters.
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9 reviews
February 4, 2023
Such a fun read! I felt like the characters were realistic and fun to get to know! The beginning of the book started off with a lot of description and build up, but by the second half of the book i felt like I was reading faster to try to solve the mystery!
1 review
December 15, 2022
great read

Lots of Michigan references , excellent character development and an edge of the seat page turner. When is your next book coming?
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27 reviews
March 13, 2023
outstanding

Best book I’ve read in a while. I loved the historical back and forth and the characters were perfect! Jean Simmons was just hysterical. Great read—not a dull moment.
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415 reviews8 followers
June 19, 2023
Mystery 1935 leads to mystery now.

Fast paced, well written. You won't want to put it down. One twist after another. If you like cop stories, this ones for you.
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53 reviews3 followers
April 25, 2023
stray action

This book moves from step to a final shoot holding your interest every step of the way. No excess blood or violence but every page leads to a believable conclusion as friends help each other solve problems and erin the day.
8 reviews
March 28, 2023
Awesome

I loved all the Michigan cities, most of which I've visited. I could do with fewer f-bombs but overall very well written. I can't wait for the next book.
448 reviews
September 10, 2023
Couldn't get past the first 81 pages. I also couldn't get a feel of the characters. Seemed as though some information was missing why the main character was such a jerk and why there was such a hubbub about the coin from his point of view. It was find in someone else's property! I just couldn't get behind his angst.
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137 reviews
December 8, 2023
I started to read the book because of the positive reviews, sadly I had to disagree.

- Rick seemed to behave towards his wife like it was his Mother
- Even though the situation was extremely dangerous the guys behaved like it was a game
Yet, the book is good if one needs to relax.
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