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Trace of the Devastation

By: Scott Thomas Anderson
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  • When the unimaginable happens not once, but twice, in the same isolated ranching community, its dazed people feel a cloud settling over their towns and backroads. After time passes and questions deepen, a newspaper crime reporter returns home to meet up with a homicide detective and a pair of songwriters to make sense of what took place here. He learns that the shadows of the past bleed into crimes of the present.
    2023
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  • Chapter V: Though Taken in Darkness

    Chapter V: Though Taken in Darkness
    Feb 5 2024

    A new investigation begins in an old place of disaster; and two rivers with no confluence find a connection through tragic memory.
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    1 hr and 23 mins
  • Chapter IV: The Gravity of Hidden Graves

    Chapter IV: The Gravity of Hidden Graves
    Dec 5 2023

    The truth of what happened in the hills after sundown comes to light. Yet as the next generation of detectives confront the legacy of bloodshed, one part of the enigma remains buried.
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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Chapter III: Hunter's Moon

    Chapter III: Hunter's Moon
    Nov 16 2023

    Not all histories repeat themselves, but they can ‘rhyme’ in ways more brutal and desolating than anyone could imagine. The fall season of 1985 puts Calaveras County on a course for being more notorious than ever; deciphering how it all happened in the current day proves to be a painful journey. 
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    52 mins
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