
Mackenzy O’Rorke, P.I.
In the Case of the Dangerous Dames
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Narrated by:
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Chrisann Lefebvre
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By:
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Dee D. Matthews
About this listen
1942, in the City of Angels.
Mackenzy O’Rorke was a one-of-a-kind P.I. For starters, she was a dame doing a man’s job and doing it with style. To be a successful sleuth, you had to be smarter than the average cop and 10 times that of the criminals. Mack, as her friends called her, was that and more. Her latest case was supposed to be a simple missing person but turned out to be bigger than a movie plot and more dangerous than the war the boys were fighting overseas. The clock is ticking and lives are on the line. It’s up to Mack to keep three dames alive until they can sing to Uncle Sam.
Note: This is a lesbian thriller and romance.
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