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    Vacation Spot

    By Sharon Kull

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    Maxcine and Isabel set out to follow a cat thief to his lair. What should have been simple enough became quite a big deal. They found themselves on a dude ranch that was being used to hide illegal aliens. Checking in as guests, they began gathering evidence. Fortunately, they weren't alone in this endeavor. Not only was a U.S. Marshal already on the case, their brother and cousin showed up to help as well.

    Along with both hiking and horsebacking in the desert, the Sykes sisters follow a suspect in their van, during the course of what seemed like an endless night. If they had known what wicked twists Fate had in store for them, they would have stayed back at the ranch.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSynergEbooks
    Release dateJan 6, 2017
    ISBN9780744318739
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    Vacation Spot
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    Sharon Kull

    Raising children and a variety of critters on a mini-farm wasn't enough: one day Sharon Kull hauled her grandfather's antique typewriter out of the closet and began her first novel. Several articles were also published in the local newspaper. Years later, the typewriter has been replaced by a computer, her children are grown, and the animals gone except for a Chihuahua. Still living on the farm with her husband, Sharon is forever on the lookout for literary fodder – a fact that sometimes makes family and friends nervous.

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