Dead in the Mud

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Kensington Books, 1997 - Fiction - 253 pages
"Amanda is fit to be tied. Torrential rains have turned the town of Vamoose into the mud capital of Oklahoma, and County Comissioner Brown has washed his hands of the whole dirty mess. But after sludging her way to his remote farm, Amanda discovers it's too late to wring his neck. Brown's already dead- lying face down next to his pick-up truck. The cause of death? Apparently- ironically- he drowned in the mud. But Amanda, along with her fiancé, Chief of Police Nick Thorn, is convinced- poetic justice notwithstanding- that it's a case of cold-blooded murder. Especially considering Brown's colorful roster of enemies including one mud-slinging political rival and a particularly vindictive ex-wife. But as Amanda moves closer to the truth, she finds herself sinking deeper into a seething morass of corruption and political skullduggery. Suddenly, Amanda's up to her neck in mortal danger. Suddenly, she's become the easy target for a vengeful killer." -- (p.4) of cover.

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Contents

Section 1
7
Section 2
21
Section 3
36
Copyright

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About the author (1997)

Connie Feddersen has written over 50 romance novels, under her own name and also as Carol Finch, Gina Robins, or Debra Falcon. She has over 8 million books in print and has received five awards from Romantic Times Magazine. She was nominated for Storyteller of the Year in 1998. Feddersen is part American Indian. She earned a B.S. from Oklahoma State University, and has been a tennis pro and classroom teacher. Feddersen lives on a ranch in Oklahoma.

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