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    A Solitude Assassin
    A Solitude Assassin
    A Solitude Assassin
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    A Solitude Assassin

    By Saundra McKee

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    An international assassin is found dead near the peaceful village of Solitude. Two FBI agents inform amateur sleuths Dana and Fannie that the assassin had mapes to their homes, photos of and information about them. The women assume the danger has past until mysterious explosions go off threatening the lives of Dana and Fannie, their families and innocent citizens. The two women race to find out why they've been targeted and who could possibly be behind the explosions before any one else is killed. This is the 11th book in the Amish Country Murder Mystery Series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSaundra McKee
    Release dateMay 26, 2012
    ISBN9781476336855
    A Solitude Assassin
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    Saundra McKee

    I am a retired educator. I taught in the public schools for 15 years and at the university level for 22 years. I love to travel the world. I enjoy politics, dogs, mysteries and water sports. I am a lay speaker in the United Methodist Church.

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      A Solitude Assassin - Saundra McKee

      A Solitude Assassin ( 11th in Amish Country Murder Mystery Series) by Sandy McKee

      Published by Saundra McKee at Smashwords. Copyright 2012. Saundra McKee

      All characters and events in this story are fictional. Any resemblance to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental. While some of the places mentioned actually exist, they are used in an entirely fictional manner.

      Spring

      Chapter 1

      Monday

      The two tall and fit looking FBI agents definitely looked out of place in the bucolic village of Solitude. Fannie and Dana happened to be walking up Dana’s driveway on their way back from the local quilt shop when the agent’s nondescript sedan pulled up in front of Dana’s Victorian style home.

      I wonder who those two are? asked Dana staring at the handsome African American man with the shaved head who looked to be in his mid thirties and the raven haired Latino looking woman who looked to be a few years younger.

      I think we’ll be finding out very soon, said Fannie. I was hoping to get started on your windows this afternoon. They could use a good cleaning. I never can understand where all the dust comes from.

      Dana nodded. This time of year, it’s pollen. Those two probably just need directions. While you do windows, I’m going to start painting the guest bedroom. I’m tired of boring white walls.

      The two agents nodded politely as they stepped onto Dana’s front porch and showed their identification. I’m Agent Gonzales and this is Agent Reynolds. We work out of the Pittsburgh office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and were hoping we could have a word with the two of you.

      Of course, said Dana ushering them into her large country style kitchen. Have a seat here at the table. Would you like something to drink?

      No we’re good, said Agent Reynolds as he pulled some papers from his brief case. This shouldn’t take too long. I imagine you heard about a car being hit by a train a couple nights ago on a rural road near here. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

      Dana nodded. Of course, the crossings on the back country roads can be dangerous. They aren’t marked and people from outside the area don’t realize they’re on a crossing until it’s too late. The newspaper said they were having trouble identifying the victim.

      Agent Gonzales spoke up. The state police contacted us when they discovered several weapons in the vehicle and what appeared to be some forged identification on the victim. We discovered that he is one of Interpol’s most wanted men.

      Fannie, who had seemed bored by the conversation, finally spoke up. What’s this Interpol and what does any of this have to do with us?

      Interpol is a world police organization. One hundred and ninety countries share information with each other, replied Agent Reynolds. "We’re getting

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