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Bad News Travels Fast
- Narrated by: Trudi Knoedler
- Length: 9 hrs and 46 mins
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Bad News Travels Fast
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Trudi Knoedler
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Publisher's Summary
When Appalachian Trail thru-hiker Lydia Manzo becomes lost in the woods of Maine and then found dead, it sets off a chain of events that upsets the fragile peace of Redimere, Maine. While state investigators are sure Lydia killed herself, some in Redimere are sure someone killed her. As newspaper editor Bernadette “Bernie” O’Dea tries to sort out the truth, Police Chief Pete Novotny also disappears into the woods.
Maine’s northwestern High Peaks region can be a dark wilderness, but the mountains suddenly seem very crowded as Bernie searches for answers. It’s another too-hot summer of deceit and death in Redimere.
©2018 Maureen Milliken (P)2018 Maureen Milliken
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