Marlow: Indigo Tide
A Key West Mystery, Book 1
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Marlow: Indigo Tide
Narrated by:
Roy Wells
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Narrated by:
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Roy Wells
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Bill Craig
About this listen
Set in Key West, this new mystery series promises a can't-put-down story of murder, mayhem, and duplicity. Rick Marlow is a broken former NYPD cop who had been shot by his partner during the discovery of a dead body in an alley. Half-dead and barely recovered Marlow moves south to Key West, figuring the end of the road might mean a new beginning. Then, hired to find a missing heiress by a Key West attorney, Marlow suddenly has purpose once more. The case takes him from Key West to Miami, where big bucks, blackmail and Cuban Intelligence agents all cross his path.
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