Isbn: 9798196424113 - dead signal at chickamauga: 1 (dirt & disorder mysteries) (6 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Some detectives look for clues. Earl Boggs digs for them.Earl Boggs has been reading the ground for thirty-four years. He knows what a good signal sounds like, how to research a site before he ever swings a coil, and exactly where to look on an eleven-acre field outside Ringgold, Georgia that nobody has touched since 1863.What he doesn't expect to find is a sealed burner phone buried four inches down next to a Confederate artillery shell.When the landowner turns up dead the next morning, Earl realizes that whatever Wayne Tatum was protecting in that field was worth killing for - and that the only person who can figure out what it is happens to be standing in a hole he dug himself.With his wife Rayleen, his detecting partner Burl, and a librarian who keeps better records than the county itself, Earl works the case the same way he works a site: slow, methodical, and by knowing things nobody else thought to look for.Dead Signal at Chickamauga is the first book in the Dirt & Disorder Mysteries series - where the clues are buried, the history is real, and the detective has a Minelab.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some detectives look for clues. Earl Boggs digs for them.Earl Boggs has been reading the ground for thirty-four years. He knows what a good signal sounds like, how to research a site before he ever swings a coil, and exactly where to look on an eleven-acre field outside Ringgold, Georgia that nobody has touched since 1863.What he doesn't expect to find is a sealed burner phone buried four inches down next to a Confederate artillery shell.When the landowner turns up dead the next morning, Earl realizes that whatever Wayne Tatum was protecting in that field was worth killing for - and that the only person who can figure out what it is happens to be standing in a hole he dug himself.With his wife Rayleen, his detecting partner Burl, and a librarian who keeps better records than the county itself, Earl works the case the same way he works a site: slow, methodical, and by knowing things nobody else thought to look for.Dead Signal at Chickamauga is the first book in the Dirt & Disorder Mysteries series - where the clues are buried, the history is real, and the detective has a Minelab. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Some detectives look for clues. Earl Boggs digs for them.Earl Boggs has been reading the ground for thirty-four years. He knows what a good signal sounds like, how to research a site before he ever swings a coil, and exactly where to look on an eleven-acre field outside Ringgold, Georgia that nobody has touched since 1863.What he doesn't expect to find is a sealed burner phone buried four inches down next to a Confederate artillery shell.When the landowner turns up dead the next morning, Earl realizes that whatever Wayne Tatum was protecting in that field was worth killing for - and that the only person who can figure out what it is happens to be standing in a hole he dug himself.With his wife Rayleen, his detecting partner Burl, and a librarian who keeps better records than the county itself, Earl works the case the same way he works a site: slow, methodical, and by knowing things nobody else thought to look for.Dead Signal at Chickamauga is the first book in the Dirt & Disorder Mysteries series - where the clues are buried, the history is real, and the detective has a Minelab. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…