Snow Cone

ISBN-13: 9781500568009 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 252 str.

Daniel Ganninger

Opis

Case File #3 of Icarus Investigations

Murphy and Galveston have become too well known, a detriment in their line of work. They decide to move their detective business from San Diego to Nashville to start fresh, and it's not long before they're offered a new case, an easy case, and an easy payday--or so it seemed.

Joseph Stanwick, a geology professor at Vanderbilt, has a problem. His life's work researching the ice flows in Greenland has been jeopardized by the appearance of unknown gunmen. Stanwick wants to know why, and Galveston and Murphy are glad to help. But the quest to find out why the professor can't continue his research quickly spirals out of control. Stanwick found something he wasn't supposed to, and the gunmen want to make sure he doesn't intefere again.

What is happening on the ice? Is it just a company exploring for mineral deposits, or are they searching for something that was hidden in the ice years ago? The detectives are pulled further into the fray when they're fingered for a murder back in the States. The only way out is to solve the case using their quick wits and unconventional tactics. Who has implicated them in a crime they didn't commit, and what new, secret organization could be planning a terrorist attack on a nuclear scale? They can only rely on each other and their fellow Icarus Investigation crew members, because during Operation Snow Cone, no one else can be trusted.

Snow Cone is non-stop action, adventure, fun, and humor - without profanity or graphic adult situations (but still plenty of mayhem) that will keep you at the edge of your seat. So join the adventure and escape with the private eyes of Icarus Investigation.

Catch up with the previous adventures of Icarus Investigations:

Flapjack (Case File #1)

Peeking Duck (Case File #2)

Coconut Water (Case File #4 Coming soon)

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