FREE: Shell Game by Sarah R. Shaber

The listing, Shell Game by Sarah R. Shaber has ended.

Published May 2007 by Worldwide Mystery.

Summary: North Carolina professor and forensic historian Simon Shaw is stunned to find the bludgeoned body of his close friend, archaeologist David Morgan, slumped over his computer. Moreover, Shaw is convinced his colleague's death is linked to a 14,000-year-old Indian skeleton, a momentous discovery embroiled in a raging controversy. Morgan's vote would have decided the bones' fate: either to be buried according to the demands of the local Native Americans, or studied as potentially the greatest prehistoric archaeological find in North America.

As the executor of Moran's estate, Shaw attempts to connect the dots of the victim's missing--or stolen--notes, files and crucial artifacts. Though warned off the case by the police, he probes the darker reaches of a friend's life, and his own emotional vulnerabilities, to reveal the surprising identity of a killer more than willing to kill again.

This book is lightly used with little to no foxing and has all pages still firmly bound. The book is paperback with a page count of approximately 253.

Book is from a smoke and alcohol-free house and should make a nice addition to any mystery fan's collection.

Happy Bidding.