Hidden Graves
A PI mystery set in Chicago
by Jack Fredrickson
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Pub Date 1 Feb 2017 | Archive Date 27 Feb 2017
Description
It’s election season in corrupt Cook County, Illinois – where the dead vote on who lives and who dies.
A skeleton’s hand spills out of an abandoned grain silo, aiming an axe at a candidate. A heavily-disguised woman hires PI Dek Elstrom to head west to find men with no pasts – and one with no present. While he’s away, someone dead comes calling to frame him for murder.>br>
A sheriff’s deputy wants Dek arrested. Someone else wants him dead. No one knows what the woman who hasn’t spoken in decades wants.
And Dek Elstrom? He wants to stay alive.
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780727886644 |
| PRICE | US$28.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 224 |
Featured Reviews
Robin R, Reviewer
I actually loved this book. The twist was great, the characters likable and I'm definitely going to put this author on my favorites list!
patty B, Reviewer
Good mystery, I liked the book. good characters. I Recommend it.
Cindy M, Reviewer
I thoroughly enjoyed just about everything in this novel. The good guys were very sympathetically drawn and immensely likeable; the bad guys were oozing evil. And the plot? Filled with intrigue, combining murder and mayhem with complex political shenanigans... enough to keep you guessing about the true motivations of numerous characters. The writing throughout the story was sharp, clever and nuanced; for me, it was a totally enjoyable read. This is an author with whom I was completely unfamiliar, but who is now added to my "must read" list. Highly recommended.
