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Mary Parks, Private Investigator

The Lettuce Caper! Live To Die!

Sam J. Cutrufelli
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Book Domain LLC.

About

Her name is Mary Parks. She is a private investigator (P.I.). She is young, she is beautiful but most of all she is smart. The F.B.I. has a lead on the smuggling of cocaine, they never drop a lead until every angle is investigated. This lead leads to where Mary Parks has worked since she was fourteen years old. The small grocery chain becomes the focus of attention. Live to Die! Mary Parks is hired by a large cattle owner who is personally involved who killed who and why? Three people are plotting to kill one of the three. Why? No significant amount of money is involved, no jewelry, no large insurance policies, no affairs are present past or now. The word boredom pops up but is boredom a reason to kill? Is there any reason to kill? Let's see how Mary Parks will solve this mystery. Read on and maybe just maybe the answer will come up.

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