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Silence The Dead by Jack Fredrickson

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Also by Jack Fredrickson:

Silence The Dead, November 2014
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The Dead Caller From Chicago, May 2013
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Hunting Sweetie Rose, March 2012
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A Safe Place for Dying, November 2006
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Silence The Dead
Jack Fredrickson

Severn House Publishers
November 2014
On Sale: November 1, 2014
Featuring: Mac Bassett; Betty Jo Dean; Jen Jessup
339 pages
ISBN: 1780105894
EAN: 9781780105895
Kindle: B00P6NG7XK
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Mystery Amateur Sleuth

The new mayor of a small town in Illinois unearths a series of devastating secrets when he re-opens a 30-year- old murder investigation

17-year-old Betty Jo Dean was abducted and murdered thirty years ago. It took two days to find her body. She was found, fully dressed apart from her slacks, beneath a gnarled, stunted tree, shot in the back of the head. No one was ever charged with her murder.

Now, following an appeal from one of his constituents, Mayor Mac Bassett has called for the case to be re-opened. But when the body is exhumed, it is revealed that the skull, found loose in the coffin, does not belong to Betty Jo.

If Mac could discover why Betty Jo’s head was taken, he would be one step closer to finding out who killed her. But no one in the small town of Grand Point is talking. Sheriffs, doctors, medical examiners: everyone seems to be warning Mac off. And then people start dying …

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