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    The Mystery at Chayse Park
    The Mystery at Chayse Park
    The Mystery at Chayse Park
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    The Mystery at Chayse Park

    By Mike Ramon

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    A short story.

    In 1957, the Chayse Park Woman was found dead. The woman's true identity was a mystery, and her murder went unsolved. Now a reporter interviews an aging detective about the mystery at Chayse Park.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMike Ramon
    Release dateMay 24, 2020
    ISBN9780463087329
    The Mystery at Chayse Park
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    Mike Ramon

    Born and bred in the Midwest.

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      The Mystery at Chayse Park - Mike Ramon

      The Mystery at Chayse Park

      Mike Ramon

      © 2020 M. Ramon

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      What for? the older man asked in return.

      So I can be sure that I quote you accurately.

      The older man thought about this, and then nodded.

      The younger man was Wes Priestley, and he worked as a staff writer for The Juniper County Register, though his conversation with the older man had nothing to do with his job for the paper. The meeting, and any details gleaned from it, were meant for what Wes hoped would be his first book. The older man was Det. Ralph

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