Highway Robbery
Highway Robbery by John W. Billheimer, published by St. Martin’s Minotaur in 2000, is a first edition novel comprising 290 pages. This mystery unfolds when road construction in West Virginia reveals human remains, prompting an investigation that halts both the project and the protests from environmentalists. As the story progresses, Owen delves into the identities linked to the skeleton and confronts deeper mysteries tied to Barkley’s past and his own family history.
Readers will find a narrative that intricately weaves elements of mystery and detective fiction, exploring themes of identity and familial connections. The plot thickens as Owen navigates the complexities of the investigation, revealing layers of intrigue that challenge his understanding of both the case and his personal life. This edition offers a detailed exploration of the unfolding events surrounding the discovery, making it a significant addition to the genre.
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When road construction by WV’s highway department uncovers human remains, everyone stops dead in their tracks — even the over-zealous environmentalists protesting the highway’s expansion. What starts as an investigation into the skeleton’s identity turns deadly as Owen struggles to piece together the mysteries in Barkley’s past and in his own family history.
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