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Body In the Fog: A Small Town Mystery (Snow Ridge Mysteries Book 4)

✍ Scribed by Emma Lee

Book ID
111245990
Publisher
McGovern Books
Year
2018
Tongue
English
Weight
68 KB
Series
Snow Ridge #4
Category
Fiction
ASIN
B07CZWTWGS

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✦ Synopsis

Bonnie Mayberry is back in Snow Ridge. After traveling up and down the East Coast in search of a missing girl, she couldn’t be happier to return to normal, everyday life. But, as one case closes, another opens…

It begins when a bounty hunter arrives in town just as a heavy fog begins to descend upon Snow Ridge. His tale of a murderous clown, a maniacal banker and a promise to a dying woman seems to be as murky as the misty air. But, as always, Bonnie is determined to help solve the mystery and, despite the danger from thickening fog, she soon finds herself on the road once again.

Only, this time, she’s running for her life…
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller

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