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Mack Griffin is a seasoned private investigator in New Orleans. When Hannah Martin flees the city after witnessing a brutal murder, her ailing mother is kidnapped by the perpetrator, pulling Mack into a high‑stakes hunt for justice and survival. With dangerous criminals hot on their trail, Mack’s professional instincts and growing personal commitment drive him to protect Hannah and bring the killers to justice.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Private Investigator
Authors: Mallory Kane
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