Murder at Cherokee Point by Marabell, Peter

Murder at Cherokee Point (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780990310419)

Vendor: Peter Marabell
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Format: Paperback
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Murder at Cherokee Point by Marabell, Peter

Murder at Cherokee Point

$14.95
Murder at Cherokee Point by Marabell, Peter

Murder at Cherokee Point

$14.95
Format: Paperback
Description
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A showdown with the Mob on Mackinac Island.It's summer in Northern Michigan. A wealthy and influential aristocrat is found dead at the secluded and private Cherokee Point Resort Association, north of Harbor Springs. Fearful of outside intrusion, Point members stonewall the investigation. The cops ask Petoskey lawyer Michael Russo for his help, and Russo agrees to speed the investigation along. An interesting assignment turns difficult and dangerous when a Chicago Mafia boss warns Russo off the case.From the quiet streets of Petoskey to the nostalgic ambiance of Mackinac Island, Russo quickly finds himself embroiled in a world of political influence, old money, and what people will do to keep their dirty secrets hidden.

Author: Peter Marabell
ISBN-10: 0990310418
ISBN-13: 9780990310419
Publisher: Kendall Sheepman Company
Language: English
Published: 04/23/2014
Pages: 244
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.80lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.55d
By Peter Marabell
By Peter Marabell
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Peter Marabell grew up in metro Detroit, spending as much time as possible street-racing on Woodward Avenue in the 1950s or visiting the Straits of Mackinac. With a Ph.D. in History and Politics, Peter spent most of his professional career on the faculty at Michigan State University. He is the author of Frederick Libby and the American Peace Movement. His first novel, More Than a Body, was published in 2013. As a freelance writer, Peter worked in several professional fields including politics, the arts, and health care. In 2002, Peter moved permanently to Northern Michigan with his spouse and business partner, Frances Barger, to live, write and work at their businesses on Mackinac Island. All things considered, he would rather obsess about American politics, or Spartan basketball, after a good five-mile run on the hills of Mackinac Island.

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