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Mapleton Mystery #3
Author Self-Published
May 2014
On Sale: April 21, 2014
Featuring: Angie Mead; Gordon Hepler; Ed Solomon
325 pages
ISBN: 1497403952
EAN: 2940149518647
Kindle: B00JTAF750
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Gordon started running through the possibilities. She was
missing, but was it voluntary, or had she been taken by
force? Had someone come by before the car went over the
edge, and she’d hitched a ride, bringing their belongings
with her? Had she wandered off, dazed and disoriented
either before or after the secondary accident?
And, because he was a cop, he had to wonder if Wardell had
made everything up and was responsible for Roni’s disap
pearance. His gut said no, that Wardell couldn’t be that
good of an actor, but he wasn’t going to rule out foul
play. He finished documenting the inside of the vehicle
without touching anything, then backed out and snapped more
pictures of the outside. Wardell bounced up and down,
stomping his feet and rubbing his hands, but didn’t
interfere.
“You seem to know what you’re doing. You work for an insur
ance company or something?”
Gordon put his phone away. “No, but I’ve had experience
with this kind of thing.”
“Oh, so you’ve been in an accident yourself.”
Gordon let Wardell think what he would. If it turned out
the man had something to conceal, he’d be less likely to
hide it if he didn’t know Gordon was a cop. “You could say
that.”
“So, what do we do next?” Wardell asked.
“Did you see any tracks leading away from the car?” Before
you trampled everything? And did he have an ulterior
motive? To hide evidence? Had Wardell hidden the suitcase
before he’d set off for Tranquility Valley? If so, why?
Too many questions. Right now, they had to find Wardell’s
wife.