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    Some Degree of Murder

    By Frank Zafiro and Colin Conway

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    A young woman has been murdered in River City...

    Police Detective John Tower is assigned to the case but there are few clues to go on. As he digs into the case, he’s soon picking up hints that this murder may not be the killer’s first...or his last.

    Virgil Kelly lives in the shadowy world of the criminal underground. He’s just arrived in River City with a single-minded mission: find his daughter’s killer and bury him.

    In his search for a murderer, Tower uses his experience and training along with all the expertise of modern forensics. In the hunt for his prey, Kelley uses intimidation and violence, tools which he wields with precision and anger.

    Virgil Kelley and John Tower are on a collision course.

    Somebody is going to die.

    River City will never be the same.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDown & Out Books
    Release dateMar 18, 2019
    ISBN9781370366316
    Author

    Frank Zafiro

    Frank Zafiro was a police officer from 1993 to 2013. He is the author of more than two dozen crime novels. In addition to writing, Frank is an avid hockey fan and a tortured guitarist. He lives in Redmond, Oregon.  

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