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The Penhallow Train Incident
- Narrated by: Phoenix Emrys
- Length: 9 hrs and 8 mins
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The Penhallow Train Incident
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Phoenix Emrys
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Publisher's Summary
In the sleepy coastal Maine town of Penhallow, a stranger dies on a train, drawing historical society director Rachel Tinker and curmudgeonly retired professor Griffin Tate into a spider’s web of archaeological obsession and greed.
With the help of the victim’s rival, they set out to locate the queen of Sheba’s tomb. Their plans are stymied when a tug-of-war erupts between the sheriff and a state police detective who wants to arrest the same man for different crimes.
It’s up to Rachel to solve a mystery that includes two more murders if she wants to unlock the soft heart that beats under Griffin’s hard crust.
©2016 M. S. Spencer (P)2018 M. S. Spencer
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