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A lonesome place for dying : a novel / Nolan Chase.
The town's new chief of police, Ethan Brand, receiving threats on his first day on the job, is faced with the first homicide case Blaine, Washington, has seen in years and with no one to trust, must find the killers and bring them to justice before anyone else winds up dead.
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- ISBN: 9781639107773 (hardcover)
- Physical Description: 295 pages ; 22 cm.
- Edition: First edition.
- Publisher: New York : Crooked Lane, 2024.
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| Subject: | Murder > Investigation > Fiction. Police chiefs > Fiction. Secrecy > Fiction. Small cities > Fiction. Washington (State) > Fiction. |
| Genre: | Detective and mystery fiction. Novels. |
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The townâs new chief of police, Ethan Brand, receiving threats on his first day on the job, is faced with the first homicide case Blaine, Washington, has seen in years and with no one to trust, must find the killers and bring them to justice before anyone else winds up dead. - Random House, Inc.
Perfect for fans of C. J. Box and William Kent Krueger, a sleepy town is rocked to its core when a dead body is found in this debut novel.
In the quiet seaside town of Blaine, Washington, the most serious police work involves dealing with stray coyotes or ticketing speeders along the I-5. But on Ethan Brand's first day as the town's chief of police, he finds a threat on his porch, along with a gruesome souvenir, a bloody animal heart.Â
There are plenty of people who are upset about Ethan replacing the last Chief, but when a body shows up on the railroad tracks, Ethan has to turn his focus from the threats against him to the first homicide case the town has seen in years. Blaine's population is only five thousand, but eight million vehicles pass through its railroad crossing every year. Itâs the perfect site for drug smuggling, human trafficking, larceny, and murder.Â
Ethan begins to realize that the small town has many more secrets than its quiet surface suggests. With no one to trust, his job already on the line, and the threats getting bolder and more reckless, Ethan Brand must find the killers and bring them to justice before anyone else winds up dead.
