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    The Amnesia Dealer: Marshall Drummond Case Files, #2
    The Amnesia Dealer: Marshall Drummond Case Files, #2
    The Amnesia Dealer: Marshall Drummond Case Files, #2
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    The Amnesia Dealer: Marshall Drummond Case Files, #2

    By Stuart Jaffe

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    When a man walks into the Winston-Salem police station wearing only a toga and claims that somebody has stolen his mind, there are two choices — send him to the asylum or call Marshall Drummond, 1940s private investigator of the weird and unexplained. The case takes Drummond to hidden parts of the city where he'll face unnatural people and emptied minds, and he'll learn firsthand how dark the souls of mankind can be.

    That is, unless the magic taking minds away swipes his as well.

    Welcome to the Marshall Drummond Case Files. These stories explore the dark mysteries and thrilling adventures of 1940s PI, Marshall Drummond, before he died and became the ghost detective found in the bestselling Max Porter Paranormal Mysteries.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStuart Jaffe
    Release dateNov 2, 2017
    ISBN9781386937227
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      The Amnesia Dealer - Stuart Jaffe

      The Amnesia Dealer

      A Marshall Drummond Case File

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      MARSHALL DRUMMOND TIPPED BACK HIS FEDORA with a pencil and tried to contain his exasperation. Look, pal, the harder you make this on me, the harder it’s gonna fall on you.

      The man in the interrogation room looked like a classic ghost — pale white and wearing nothing but a sheet. He gripped his bald head with both hands as if trying to hold his skull together. I swear, I don’t know.

      All I’m asking for is your name.

      The man wasn’t even looking at Drummond. Instead, he stared at the wood table.

      How about where you’re from? You know that?

      The man shook his head. Nothing. I don’t know where I am — heck, I don’t even know what day it is, what month, or what year.

      Drummond scratched his chin. You’re telling me you don’t know that it’s 1937.

      Is it? The man’s shoulders shuddered and tears dribbled down his face.

      Aw, come on. Don’t start crying. But Drummond knew that once a suspect started with the tears, it would be a long night of wailing before anything useful could

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