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    The Vigilante Game: The Golden Arrow Mysteries, #3
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    The Golden Arrow Mysteries Series

    By Meghan Scott Molin

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    What do you do when the hero turns out to be the villain?

    The events of the past summer have made MG Martin somewhat of a public figure, seeing as she chased a murderer on Halloween and her roommate confessed to being LA's vigilante hero, The Golden Arrow. Only, Genius Comic's fan-base isn't so sure they approve of her conduct. When MG is placed on a leave of absence by her boss, she has the opportunity to choose between carrying out her sentence in public time-out or quitting and being done with the Hooded Falcon forever. 


    Something changes the moment Casey Junior calls her back into his office. Instead of asking for her decision, he's desperate for her help. A new wave of crime is sweeping Los Angeles, and this time it seems to be personally aimed at Casey Junior. He wants her to figure out who is threatening him, and put a stop to it. Throwing caution to the wind, she accepts…plunging MG straight into a new adventure where she is the hero in the cape and costume. Things take a chilling turn when crime scenes turn up matching scenes in MG's own personal comic project, throwing her directly in the spotlight of police suspicion. Someone in her life is playing double agent, framing MG to take a public fall. A whirlwind of comic-inspired cat and mouse leads to a startling discovery: the Golden Arrow may have been the villain all along. 

     

    On the Eve of Christmas, everything's on the line, including her safety and Ryan's ticket for a plea deal. Forget the eight-tiny reindeer. MG would give anything for Santa's slaying ability as she and her friends find themselves dashing through a winter wonderland, up Christmas Tree Lane and down, in search of the truth.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMeghan Scott Molin
    Release dateDec 14, 2020
    The Vigilante Game: The Golden Arrow Mysteries, #3

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      The Vigilante Game: The Golden Arrow Mysteries, #3

      Meghan Scott Molin
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      What do you do when the hero turns out to be the villain? The events of the past summer have made MG Martin somewhat of a public figure, seeing as she chased a murderer on Halloween and her roommate confessed to being LA's vigilante hero, The Golden Arrow. Only, Genius Comic's fan-base isn't so sure they approve of her conduct. When MG is placed on a leave of absence by her boss, she has the opportunity to choose between carrying out her sentence in public time-out or quitting and being done with the Hooded Falcon forever.  Something changes the moment Casey Junior calls her back into his office. Instead of asking for her decision, he's desperate for her help. A new wave of crime is sweeping Los Angeles, and this time it seems to be personally aimed at Casey Junior. He wants her to figure out who is threatening him, and put a stop to it. Throwing caution to the wind, she accepts…plunging MG straight into a new adventure where she is the hero in the cape and costume. Things take a chilling turn when crime scenes turn up matching scenes in MG's own personal comic project, throwing her directly in the spotlight of police suspicion. Someone in her life is playing double agent, framing MG to take a public fall. A whirlwind of comic-inspired cat and mouse leads to a startling discovery: the Golden Arrow may have been the villain all along.    On the Eve of Christmas, everything's on the line, including her safety and Ryan's ticket for a plea deal. Forget the eight-tiny reindeer. MG would give anything for Santa's slaying ability as she and her friends find themselves dashing through a winter wonderland, up Christmas Tree Lane and down, in search of the truth.

      What do you do when the hero turns out to be the villain? The events of the past summer have made MG Martin somewhat of a public figure, seeing as she chased a murderer on Halloween and her roommate confessed to being LA's vigilante hero, The Golden Arrow. Only, Genius Comic's fan-base isn't so sure they approve of her conduct. When MG is placed on a leave of absence by her boss, she has the opportunity to choose between carrying out her sentence in public time-out or quitting and being done with the Hooded Falcon forever.  Something changes the moment Casey Junior calls her back into his office. Instead of asking for her decision, he's desperate for her help. A new wave of crime is sweeping Los Angeles, and this time it seems to be personally aimed at Casey Junior. He wants her to figure out who is threatening him, and put a stop to it. Throwing caution to the wind, she accepts…plunging MG straight into a new adventure where she is the hero in the cape and costume. Things take a chilling turn when crime scenes turn up matching scenes in MG's own personal comic project, throwing her directly in the spotlight of police suspicion. Someone in her life is playing double agent, framing MG to take a public fall. A whirlwind of comic-inspired cat and mouse leads to a startling discovery: the Golden Arrow may have been the villain all along.    On the Eve of Christmas, everything's on the line, including her safety and Ryan's ticket for a plea deal. Forget the eight-tiny reindeer. MG would give anything for Santa's slaying ability as she and her friends find themselves dashing through a winter wonderland, up Christmas Tree Lane and down, in search of the truth.

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