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    New Game: Smith Investigation Series 2 Book 1
    New Game: Smith Investigation Series 2 Book 1
    New Game: Smith Investigation Series 2 Book 1
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    New Game: Smith Investigation Series 2 Book 1

    By Deborah Diaz

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    Rob is focusing more on her writing and she is in away for he weekend to interview an Applied Mathematics expert and is away. When she gets there to meet the expert, she learns that he has disappeared for a few days.

    Suspicious of something might happened to him. Rob calls Smith Investigations and the team starts a search.

    What new game awaits Rob in her investigation?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBetty Johnson
    Release dateMay 23, 2016
    ISBN9781311988355
    New Game: Smith Investigation Series 2 Book 1

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      New Game - Deborah Diaz

      New Game

      Smith Investigation Series 2 Book 1

      By: Deborah Diaz

      Copyrighted material

      Copyright 2016 by Deborah Diaz

      This book is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales is purely coincidental.

      About the Author

      Deborah Diaz is a retired insurance adjustor. She is living at Tennessee and enjoys reading mystery novels during her free time.

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      Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/deborahdiazauthor

      Table of Contents

      Copyright

      About the Author

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Chapter 7

      Chapter 8

      Recommended Readings

      Chapter 1

      I checked my shoulder bag for the last time. Sunscreen, vitamin water, reading glasses, phone charger, everything was in there.

      You’ve checked that at least a dozen times today, honey, James stated the obvious.

      There’s nothing wrong with making sure. Besides, you used my charger earlier, which, might I say, I don’t like.

      Yeah, but I put it back. What can I do if you don’t let me bring anything of mine here?

      I thought for a second. You do have things here.

      For example?

      The shorts you sleep in.

      He laughed. Rob, those are yours. They have been designated to me because you bought the wrong size. Remember?

      Hey, it’s not my fault online stores lie to people!

      He shook his head. You’re beyond redemption. My reply was to make a face.

      Alright, everything is in order. What’s the time?

      5:30, he answered promptly, after checking his wristwatch. Part of the reason I didn’t look for myself was that I liked how he flicked his wrist to turn the watch to him. It gave me pleasant shivers. What? I must’ve been smiling.

      Nothing. When will my taxi be here?

      Your train isn’t leaving until 6, honey. Relax.

      I guess I could have some coffee.

      He jumped off the bar stool, visibly excited with the idea, and proceeded to brew us both some fuel for the evening.

      So, are you nervous? he asked, with his back at me.

      Nervous? For what?

      This interview. You told me the guy is kind of a weirdo.

      Nah, I’ll be fine. I will only limit my questions to the scope of my book. Besides, my own guy is kind of a weirdo, so it’ll all in the name of research.

      Your character? Tell me again, why do you need to interview a math teacher?

      He’s not just a math teacher, James. I’ve told you this before, he’s an applied mathematics expert, and my character is an evil genius who’s plotting to destroy the world.

      Through maths? He seemed to take my project in stride. I grabbed my mug from his hand and turned sideways. I’m sorry. Alright, so he wants to destroy the world with… maths basically. Sounds like a good plan. No one likes maths.

      "You’re being silly. My character is using his knowledge in statistics and applied

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