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    Play It Down: Joe Sheldon, #3

    By Gregory Payette

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    The one thing that can ruin a good night of fooling around is a murder in the morning…

    Former crime journalist Joe Sheldon has really taken to his new role, tracking down deadbeats for his bookie friend Dickie.

    It's a far cry from covering the dark side of Miami for the local rag.

    He enjoys getting to act like a tough guy, even if he goes out of his way to avoid the violence.

    But when Joe gets involved with the wife of the man he's trying to track down, things get… more than a little complicated.

    Especially after she turns up dead.

    Between an angry husband who has apparently pissed off the mob and cops who think Joe's somehow involved with all the murders taking place, this time it looks like he's in real trouble.

    If he can't bring the truth to the surface soon, he just may be the one who pays the ultimate price...

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher8 Flags Publishing, Inc
    Release dateJun 28, 2022
    ISBN9798985846041
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