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    A Pearl for Her Eyes

    By Brad A. White

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    His last case ended with three legendary Muses buried on an L.A. hillside. Now private detective Jake Conrad is back in San Francisco, trying to put his life to rights. He has a nice, ordinary case - proving to a millionaire that his young wife is straying.
    But the mythical world now knows about Jake. They are aware of a human detective who can take their cases. When a dragon shows up in Jake’s office, promising riches if Jake can simply find his missing pearl, how can Jake refuse the job?
    Of course, Jake discovers that no case is simple when it involves dragons. From the San Francisco Bay to a mountain range haunted by World War II, Jake is thrust into a centuries-old supernatural war, as he desperately tries to reclaim an ancient treasure before he loses either his sanity or his life in A Pearl for Her Eyes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlue Oranda Publishing
    Release dateMay 14, 2013
    ISBN9781301765232
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    Brad A. White

    Brad A. White is the pseudonym for an author who lives in the U.S., where he is married to his real-life muse. When not writing, he enjoys reading, wargames, being a dad to his sons, and running roleplaying sessions.

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