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Decker P.I.
- Death Song
- Narrated by: Stephen Woodfin
- Length: 5 hrs and 37 mins
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Decker P.I.
Narrated by:
Stephen Woodfin
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Publisher's Summary
While in the Everglades promoting both a fishing tournament and a concert to save the Everglades, country music icon Wally Norwood finds a dead body and a metric ton of pot and is immediately arrested for possession. Wally hires ex-DEA agent turned private investigator Sam Decker to clear his name and find out who framed him. As Decker begins to weed his way through the case, he begins to understand that there are a lot of suspects, including the very sheriff's department that made the initial arrest. Can he uncover the truth and clear Wally Norwood's name? Or will the country music legend find himself singing his own death song?
©2010 Bill Craig (P)2014 2010 through present
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