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    Bones Don't Lie: A Classic Mystery Novel
    Bones Don't Lie: A Classic Mystery Novel
    Bones Don't Lie: A Classic Mystery Novel
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    Bones Don't Lie: A Classic Mystery Novel

    By Curtiss T. Gardner

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    A dead chemist and the sabotage of a steel mill's products come up against the determination of Ray Locke to clear himself, after a year in prison, of a framed charge. Who is the man who wrecked a train with a faulty axel? Successive "accidents" require the assistance of General Ulysses Grant Flint for their solution...and Ray keeps coming back to the steel mill, which seems to hold the key...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWildside Press
    Release dateJun 8, 2016
    ISBN9781479422326
    Bones Don't Lie: A Classic Mystery Novel

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