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Why Fish Don’t Look

February 14, 2014 by Marri Champié

poem from the collection, “One Coyote Winter”

What do an Idaho rancher’s murder and spent Winchester .300 mag. rifle casings, Wikken sisters and an ancient amulet, a Los Angeles helicopter company and the Sinaloa and Gulf Cartels, a werewolf and photographs of a rock band have in common? They’re the incongruous pieces from which Morgan Gunn must re-shape her shattered life. When tragedy strikes just weeks before her wedding, she withdraws from Washington State U’s veterinary school prior to graduation in order to follow the trail of a murderer. Clues discovered in a mountain linecabin take Morgan from Idaho to Los Angeles to work for her uncle’s company, Mill Street Investigators. Her uncle assigns a partner to help Morgan investigate dangerous, high dollar insurance claim cases. Galien Nicolas DesRosiers is an ex-French DGSE agent and a capable investigator with an uncanny ability to detect secrets. But her new partner has got a secret too, a deadly one. Yet, who is more deadly, Morgan, or her partner, Nick? First story of this unusual detective team.

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Archives for February 2014

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