Murder on the 19th Hole: A Zach Roper and The Thai Princess Mystery
by
M.H. Burton
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Romance
Mystery
Thriller & Suspense
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Format
Paperback
Pages
94
Language
English
Published
Mar 20, 2013
Publisher
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN-10
1483913007
ISBN-13
9781483913001
Description
Amidst the serene backdrop of a luxurious golf resort, Zach Roper finds himself unwittingly embroiled in a complex web of intrigue and danger. When a local princess is found dead on the 19th hole, the idyllic setting turns into a chilling crime scene. As the investigation unfolds, Roper, with his intuition and resourcefulness, teams up with local authorities to unravel the mystery behind the princess's untimely demise. Each clue uncovered leads them deeper into a world of deception, privilege, and hidden motives, revealing that not everyone at the resort is who they claim to be.
As the pressure mounts and tensions rise among the guests and staff, Roper must navigate a landscape filled with secrets and betrayal. The stakes become increasingly personal, forcing him to confront his own beliefs and loyalties as he delves into the dark side of opulence. With every twist and turn, the quest for the truth reveals not just the identity of the murderer, but also the fragile nature of trust and the lengths people will go to preserve their secrets.
As the pressure mounts and tensions rise among the guests and staff, Roper must navigate a landscape filled with secrets and betrayal. The stakes become increasingly personal, forcing him to confront his own beliefs and loyalties as he delves into the dark side of opulence. With every twist and turn, the quest for the truth reveals not just the identity of the murderer, but also the fragile nature of trust and the lengths people will go to preserve their secrets.
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