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Greenwood Cove - Sunshine Walkingstick #1

Celia Roman

Publisher: Bone Diggers Press

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Summary

I fell into private investigating by accident, after a monster killed my boy Henry. Three days later, I found my vengeance, then I turned my new-found skills toward helping other folks solve their own supernatural problems. 
  
Now, my first and only best friend was knocking at my door with a mystery on his hands, a mystery the police couldn't solve. Seems something was tearing up the docks out in Greenwood Cove, disturbing the muckity mucks something fierce. 
  
I was the only one willing to look beyond the normal and figure out what was really going on in the water, and let me tell you: I ain't never backed down when a monster come a-calling. 
  
A Magic, Mayhem & Monsters Story
Available since: 02/03/2017.

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