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The Madness of Mourning
- Narrated by: Ronald Davidson
- Length: 8 hrs and 21 mins
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The Madness of Mourning
Narrated by:
Ronald Davidson
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Publisher's Summary
Following the death of his estranged brother Tim, Riley Greenham is forced to return to his hometown of Madden. Riley learns that Tim died as a result of a severe heart condition.
Carl Morris, the local cop, is convinced that Tim was involved with a recent murder, and that Tim’s death may not have been from natural causes. Carl knows that Tim believed their parent’s fatal car crash, more than 15 years earlier, was not an accident, but deliberate.
The paths of two families are tragically entwined, and Riley’s present and future life will rely on his wits and Carl’s dogged determination to find the truth.
©2022 Pam Farley (P)2023 Wordwooze Publishing
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