Kudos for
The Marathon Murders, the
fourth
Greg McKenzie Mystery:
"A
skillfully woven tale . . . A must read!"
Roundtable Reviews
"A major
contender in the mystery venue."
Midwest Book Review
"A
fast-paced book . . . goes right to the heart of the
case."
MyShelf Reviews
"A very
good mystery, well-written and suspenseful."
Crimespree Magazine
"Another
excellent cozy style mystery."
Blogger News Network
"Recommended as a fun read, lots of action."
New Mystery Reader
"The
author has done a fabulous job."
Mystery Lovers Corner
"A
pleasure to read . . . interesting twists and
turns."
Mysterious Reviews
Did Sydney Liggett,
assistant treasurer of Marathon Motor Works in
Nashville, skip town in 1914 with embezzled funds,
or was he framed and murdered? That's the question
PI's Greg and Jill McKenzie are hired to answer when
90-year-old documents found during restoration of
the company’s buildings disappear. They discover the
contractor who had them has been murdered. As they
follow the twisting path, more bodies are found and
their client, Liggett’s great-great-granddaughter,
may be next.
Greg and Jill McKenzie are PI’s in Nashville, where the Conventions and Visitors Bureau
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