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    Even the Score

    By Mark Connolly

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    Detective Marsh Mysteries #5
    Detectives Marsh and Grew are under pressure to find out who and why military personnel are being assassinated on the streets of Chicago and why certain church members are protesting at their funerals. The investigation reveals facts that are extremely disturbing about the treatment of women in the United States military services.



    "Shakes the core of what you believe about military service.
    It should make you angry and embarrassed"
    DLF Review
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 11, 2019
    ISBN9781304652157
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    Even the Score
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    Mark Connolly

    Detective Marsh Series:Any Means NecessarySelected For TimeAsking For itEvery Body LosesEven The ScoreMy Life Is OverDid You Even LookCross OutThey Always LieEd Walker Series:Please Find MeEmpty TrustA Mother's ChoiceA Mother's LiesThe Prophet's MaidenA Mother's SilenceSecrets Of ChildrenSleep While I DanceJessica Marlow Series:No ExitShame Me TwiceThe Last Option (Pilot)Non-SeriesNever Saw It ComingWalk The Boards

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