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  • A Crime of Hate

  • A Detective Jackson Mystery
  • By: L.J. Sellers
  • Narrated by: John Bell
  • Length: 6 hrs and 2 mins

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A Crime of Hate

By: L.J. Sellers
Narrated by: John Bell
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Publisher's Summary

When a victim with no ID is found murdered, Detective Jackson believes it’s another hate crime. He rounds up members of a local white nationalist group, but his task force doesn’t have enough evidence to hold them.

Soon after, another woman dies of what looks like a possible suicide. Yet a witness claims the victim had argued with her estranged husband right before. The team has to split up to investigate both deaths, and the detectives are pushed to their limits.

When they finally identify the first victim and a reporter reveals a shocking detail from a prisoner, Jackson realizes the crimes are connected. But without any solid evidence, he has to extract a high-stakes confession from a suspect with everything to lose.

©2019 LJ Sellers (P)2021 LJ Sellers

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