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Old 06-14-2013, 03:00 AM   #19
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Repeat freebie at amazon and DRM free. The paperback version shows published by Pocket Books (2009), a division of Simon & Schuster.

Dead of Winter (Louis Kincaid/Joe Frye mystery series) by P. J. Parrish [book 2]
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Available for the first time in eBook! Read the thriller that launched the award-winning New York Times bestselling Louis Kincaid series.

In the quaint tourist town of Loon Lake, Mich., a killer is taking his vengeance. One by one, the bodies of cops are found, brutally executed, with mysteriously coded death cards placed with each corpse – the gruesome signature of a psychopath. And the only sound louder than doors being locked against evil is the sound of hearts beating in terrors. Louis Kincaid came north looking for refuge, a place to forget his past. But now he’s landed in the middle of an investigation that’s a terrifying journey through a town’s fiercely protected heart of darkness.

2001 Edgar Award Finalist

Praise for DEAD OF WINTER and PJ PARRISH

“Stylish blend of mystery, knife-edge tension and a complex hero readers care about.” – USAToday
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