β Scribed by Ken Farmer
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Two thirty-five year old murdersβ¦
Foot and Hutch discover the skeletons in a spring-fed pond, deep in the piney woods of southern Arkansasβeach with two bullet holes in their foreheads, in 1950. Who were they?
Who is Motshan Bieler and why are members of the new Nazi party from Argentina determined to find him?
What is he hiding?
Are best friends Foot, Hutch, and Foot's ten year old cousin from Texas, Frances Ann, in danger?
Does their friend, WWI Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipient, Tom Rayford, come to their aid? Only time will tell.
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