Rabbit Shine: A Jake Eliam ChickenBone Mystery by Yeargin, Cliff

Rabbit Shine: A Jake Eliam ChickenBone Mystery (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781491062265)

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Rabbit Shine: A Jake Eliam ChickenBone Mystery by Yeargin, Cliff

Rabbit Shine: A Jake Eliam ChickenBone Mystery

$7.99
Rabbit Shine: A Jake Eliam ChickenBone Mystery by Yeargin, Cliff

Rabbit Shine: A Jake Eliam ChickenBone Mystery

$7.99
Format: Paperback
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Jake Eliam spent a lifetime in baseball, until a chance turn that led him into the Atlanta neighborhood known as ChickenBone, where he ended up a part time private investigator thanks to a timely meeting with the man everybody called Catfish, the owner of the legendary 3 Pigs BBQ. Now Catfish feeds him a case every now and then, and pulled pork sandwiches almost every day.When the top big league prospect for the Atlanta Peaches is killed in a car accident, two weeks after being called up to the Majors, the city mourns a future star. But was it an accident?So in between his part time job making custom baseball bats in his well-worn shop in ChickenBone, Eliam is hired to find out the truth.Along the way he runs into a wealthy former member of Congress with a penchant for quoting scriptures, two rednecks named Tater and Booger, an ex-con hired killer who scrapes up dead chickens for a living, a tattooed stripper, a flop eared dog named Chance, and a former sheriff turned moonshiner. Wading in amongst this crowd to find the truth sends Jake Eliam into extra innings and the final score includes greed, ambition, jealousy, regret, and murder.

Author: Cliff Yeargin
ISBN-10: 1491062266
ISBN-13: 9781491062265
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 08/10/2013
Pages: 164
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.37lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.00w x 0.35d
By Cliff Yeargin
By Cliff Yeargin
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I have spent my life as a 'Storyteller'. The majority of that in a long career in Broadcast Journalism as a Writer/Producer/Photographer and Editor. But in Journalism business, facts keep getting in the way, so thus the move to fiction writing where I can make things up as I go. I spent the bulk of my broadcast career in sports, so the connection to the game of baseball is deep. A large portion of those years were in Baltimore, Maryland where I was lucky enough to cover Cal Ripken's very first and very last game...and hundreds in between. I began my career in the mountains of western North Carolina, where I shot the only video of the first 3-point goal in the history of NCAA Basketball. This I am not making up. You can look it up. These days I have returned to my native Georgia where I work as an Editor/Producer for CNN, spending many hours trapped in a small dark room...which might explain the urge to make up stories where your characters get to beat up on people.

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