It's the largest oil spill in history: a crashed supertanker in San Francisco Bay. Desperate to avert environmental damageβand a PR disasterβthe multinational oil company releases an untested "designer microbe" to break up the spill. An "oil-eating" microbe, designed to consume anything made of
Ill Wind
β Scribed by Heller, Jean
- Publisher
- Jean Heller Books
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 172 KB
- Series
- Deuce Mora Mystery 4
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
When a close friend is found hanging by the neck from the window of an office building on a frigid Chicago dawn, Deuce Mora refuses to accept the initial finding of suicide. She knows her friend was murdered.
Though Deuce is too emotionally involved to act as a reporter on the story for her newspaper, she does keep close watch on developments. Eventually, circumstances drag her into the investigation whether she wants to be there or not.
She finds herself in the middle of one of the most diabolical murder scenarios shes ever heard of, and it is leaving dead bodies all over Chicago. In too many of the deaths, medical examiners can find no cause: no signs of violence, no gunshot or knife wounds, no physical infirmities, no toxins, no poisons. These people were killed by: Nothing?
If the truth is out there, its invisible.
Deuce soon learns that nothing and no one are as they seem. And her interest in getting to the bottom of the mystery soon turns her from hunter to prey.
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