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  • Lyin' Fish

  • A Withrow Key Thriller Short Story, Volume 9
  • By: Eric Douglas
  • Narrated by: CJ Goodearl
  • Length: 1 hr and 55 mins

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Lyin' Fish

By: Eric Douglas
Narrated by: CJ Goodearl
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When the crew from the nationally-syndicated ScubaRadio comes to sleepy Withrow Key for a lionfish rodeo, things start going wrong immediately. The host, "Greg the Divemaster" Holt, can barely dive. When Jackson Pauley spears a lionfish, Greg grabs it and gets stung. The radio show is a disaster. When Duffy, the local bar owner, goes missing amid rumors of hidden pirate treasure, Jackson, Littlebear and Zach jump into action and the chase is on. They only have a few hours to unravel the mystery and save their friend.

Lyin' Fish is the ninth story from Withrow Key. Set on a bypassed key in the Florida Keys, life moves a little slower and a little weirder. Each Withrow Key thriller features scuba diving, adventure, boats, the ocean, and mystery.

©2015 Eric Douglas (P)2017 Eric Douglas
Literature & Fiction Suspense
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