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  • Three Mean Streets

  • The Markhat Files Series, Book 1
  • By: Frank Tuttle
  • Narrated by: Conner Goff
  • Length: 5 hrs and 41 mins

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Three Mean Streets

By: Frank Tuttle
Narrated by: Conner Goff
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Welcome to Rannit, an ancient city awash in magic and mayhem. Wracked by war, but embracing the dubious wonders of steam and iron, Rannit is on the path to renewal - but old magics and older shadows won’t go easily into the light. 

Markhat earns his living as a finder. On behalf of his clients, Markhat will find anyone, or anything, for a fee. In Three Mean Streets, his clients include a dead man’s ghost, a mighty Troll warrior seeking his cousin’s mounted head, and the true identity of the corpse allegedly stalking the grounds of a rich widow’s mansion. 

Markhat doesn’t believe in ghosts and walking corpses, but for 20 crowns a day, plus expenses, he’ll wade in swinging. With the aid of soothsayer and card-reader Mama Hog, Markhat sets out on three perilous cases, and they share only one thing in common - nothing in Rannit is quite what it seems, and sometimes good and dead isn’t good enough.

©2018 Frank Tuttle (P)2018 Frank Tuttle

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