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Four Corners War

Pacheco & Chino Mysteries, Book 3

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Four Corners War

By: Ted Clifton
Narrated by: Scott R. Pollak
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The third book in the Award Winning series Pacheco & Chino. All known sins come into play in a small town drama that will take Pacheco and Chino into a conflict that will involve many of the good citizens of Farmington and the nearby Navajo Nation.

Rejoin Ray Pacheco and Tyee Chino in their latest adventure unraveling a maze of misdeeds involving wealth, power, political corruption, and Navajo warriors. Farmington, New Mexico, located in the Four Corners area where four states meet, is about to experience a level of crime and mayhem never seen before. The local sheriff has abandoned his post and taken old military equipment, including a tank, off to Colorado to prepare for the beginning of the end. Left behind is the body of his wife, who was having an affair with the richest man in town.

Ray and Tyee's task is to stop a war between two states and possibly the Navajo Nation and find a murderer or two.

©2019 Ted Clifton (P)2020 Ted Clifton Mystery Private Investigators
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The retired sheriff and his fishing buddy need to go out of town at the request of the governor and finds out the who but also the why for all the sudden murders in Farmington. He also learns that he'd rather be at home and his wife feels the same. Some areas of the book seemed disconnected until I could see it all coming together. Loved it!
Narrator Scott R. Pollak does a great job of interpreting the various characters and differentiating each one.

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