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    November: Terror: A Prentiss Park Murder Mystery
    November: Terror: A Prentiss Park Murder Mystery
    November: Terror: A Prentiss Park Murder Mystery
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    November: Terror: A Prentiss Park Murder Mystery

    By Valda DeDieu

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    Occupy America has taken over Miami Beach, and a new threat arrives on its heels. Bankers are turning up dead, with their faces stripped off and tucked into their wallets.

    A wave of terror hits Miami Beach. It's up to Prentiss Park of MBPD to find out who is doing the killing, and to stop them.

    With the help of a sinister stranger--a man she was sworn to kill--she begins to unfold a plot that takes her deep into the heart of the supernatural, terrible enough to plunge the whole world into darkness...

    This is a serialized novel. The next in the series is: December: Torture

    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereEdgeMedia, LLC
    Release dateDec 5, 2011
    ISBN9781465963017
    November: Terror: A Prentiss Park Murder Mystery
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    Valda DeDieu

    Valda DeDieu is the talented author of numerous novels, poetry and non-fiction. Her original and exciting novels always touch on pertinent social mores in revelatory styles because, she says, she "collects people" --in a good way, of course. Her next project due is MY STUD, but she may become distracted and develop any of the five book ideas she may have, at any time.... She is always interested in a good read, and giving her readers *extra* bang for their buck!

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      November - Valda DeDieu

      The Prentiss Park Murders: November: Terror

      Valda DeDieu

      Copyright © 2011 by I. Didier

      The Smashwords Edition

      ***

      When you’re a Homicide cop, everyday is murder. Det. Prentiss Parks

      THE PRENTISS PARK MURDERS

      Hi, my name is Prentiss Park, Daughter of the Sun. We are the Warrior People, sent to help govern Earth 2000 years ago. Most of us are in Law Enforcement. Some of us are rogues. My orders are to kill the rogues on sight, protect Earth at all costs. Being a mythological warrior woman is not bad; I still must obey strictly within my orders. (But I’m working on that.) Those of us who have this odd life, after we kill, we have a half-life. But there are some among us who belong to the afterlife...

      ***

      TERROR:

      "The terror begins at noon." Murder does not take a day off, even Sunday. 9 am and I’m in my pajamas, sitting at my kitchen table and reading the Miami Herald, a luxury that happens so little to me, a blue moon would leave it standing still in its wake, looking a little forlorn and left behind in its dust.

      The usual was taking place. Politics, bureaucracy, corruption, bribery…Occupy Wall Street and the other Occupy Movements were making it

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