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Old 10-02-2010, 11:22 AM   #1
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Twisted Perception and a Buried House

Twisted Perception
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http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001A7LWY0

Porter, Oklahoma holds a dark secret, and troublesome dreams plague Tulsa Police Detective, Kenny Elliot, who grew up in the small town. When a bizarre murder catapults Elliot into his past, he’s brought face to face with the fabric of his nightmares. A shiny necklace dangles from the mirror of the vehicle where Lagayle Zimmerman, the victim, is discovered.

Nine years earlier, in Porter, a similar necklace swung from the mirror of a Mustang that harbored the mutilated bodies of Elliot’s friends, Jonathan Alexander (Johnnie Boy), and Marcia Barnes. Most of the town believed Elliot killed his classmates, but no arrest was made. Following the advice of Porter’s Chief of Police, Elliot left town, never to look back - until now.

Risking his job and his sanity, Elliot digs into his past to solve the murders and expose the truth.


Beneath a Buried House
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http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003SE7J6I

Things aren’t always what they seem. Tulsa Police Detective, Kenny Elliot’s quest to uncover the truth behind the death of a transient makes him a target – from whom or what he isn’t sure. When he brushes the dirt from the surface of an apparent John Doe overdose case, he finds a labyrinth of misdirection and deception beneath, and a trail, which leads him to an encounter with an aberration in human nature, the likes of which he’s not prepared to deal with.

Drawing on his strength of character, and sense of right and wrong, he wrestles with deep personal feelings to solve the case.
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