Too Many Deaths
Too Many Deaths by James R. Coggins, published by Amazon Digital Services LLC – Kdp on November 17, 2023, is a work of fiction that presents three separate but loosely connected stories. The narrative begins with Sergeant Troy Weston investigating a grisly vehicle accident, leading to reflections on the theme of mortality. The stories intertwine the lives of various characters, including Walter and Miranda, who find themselves on a perilous horseback journey during their honeymoon, and John and Ruby Smyth, who face unsettling events while celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary on a cruise.
Readers will encounter a blend of action and adventure as the characters navigate through challenging circumstances. The book features the return of John Smyth, a character familiar to fans of Coggins’ previous works, alongside Sergeant Troy Weston, who previously collaborated with Smyth in solving murders. With a total of 184 pages, this edition is presented in English and offers a unique exploration of interconnected lives facing unexpected trials.
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Looking over the scene of the grisly vehicle accident, Sergeant Troy Weston was certain of one thing-there had been too many deaths…Walter and Miranda were enjoying their honeymoon-until circumstances forced them to undertake a perilous journey through the mountains on horseback…John and Ruby Smyth were enjoying a cruise to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary-until some of their fellow passengers began to go missing…This book offers three separate but loosely connected stories. It reunites diminutive Christian magazine editor John Smyth (the under-sung hero of four previous mystery novels) and RCMP Sergeant Troy Wesson. The two had collaborated to solve murders in an earlier Coggins novel, Desolation Highway.
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