โ Scribed by Sala, Sharon
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Solving the puzzle could be the last thing he doesโฆโฉPI Charlie Dodge knows what itโs like to have something important disappear. His wife, Annie, suffers from early-onset Alzheimerโs, causing her to remember little of the life she shared with her husband. Charlie has devoted his career to saving what he canโmissing people, threatened lives. But when prominent Denver multimillionaire Carter Dunleavy vanishes without a trace, Charlie and his assistant, Wyrick, discover missing doesnโt always mean gone.โฉIt turns out Carter didnโt vanish after allโheโs gone into hiding. Someone in his inner circle wants him dead and now Carter needs Charlie to expose the culprit before the Dunleavy empire spirals into ruin. But with a tangled web of suspects looking to silence Charlieโs investigation, heโll have to find Carterโs would-be killer and fast, before the traitor can finish the job.
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