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Overdoses in Olympia
- Capital City Murders, Book 1
- Narrated by: Joseph L Stevenson
- Length: 1 hr and 59 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Nick O’Flannigan thought he was just starting out on a freelance photography assignment.
But when he arrives in Olympia, he learns that there have been two overdoses in hospitals in the last week, both seemingly connected. With his keen eye for detail, he notices something in the photos that no one else sees.
But how will he, an out of town photographer and amateur sleuth, get that information to the right authorities before another patient dies?
“A good whodunnit read.” (John Hussar)
You won’t find the answer until the very end of this powerful pause-resister of a travel mystery. If you love Jack McEvoy, you’ll love this debut in the Capital City Murders series.
©2019 Troy Lambert (P)2020 Troy Lambert
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