Unbidden Garden

The Southside Hooker, #3

Mystery & Suspense, Hard-Boiled, Fiction & Literature, Crime
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Author: Baer Charlton ISBN: 9781502211286
Publisher: Baer Charlton Publication: December 7, 2014
Imprint: Language: English
Author: Baer Charlton
ISBN: 9781502211286
Publisher: Baer Charlton
Publication: December 7, 2014
Imprint:
Language: English

Life is splashing along for Hooker, as he cruises the South end of San Jose in his custom built 1959 Marmon tow-truck with his trusty side-kick Box, snoring between the seats.  The serious end of fall has settled into a myriad of jumpstarts and drivers re-learning how to park in the middle of rain washed freeways.
Blood ally is working overtime on its name. A rash of “suicide by oncoming car” takes over as IBM starts another round of layoffs that runs a cold blade through the lower ribs of the indentured Santa Clara valley. Mudslides make recoveries of wrecks over cliffs—dicey; and the unusual cold has done unkind things to many people.
But for Hooker and the local police—it is just another fall with colder rain. A car recovery over a muddy cliff turns up a dead body; or more exact—four skeletons, and bags of curious jewelry and gold statues.
It would all be a “walk away” for Hooker, but one of the skeletons is sporting a watch and dog tags that make it personal; very personal.
And then Hooker desperately wishes for the warmth of summer.
The Squirt is back and gets some hot attention, as some old bones heat up a cold case that never saw the light of day.

This could change everything.
 

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Life is splashing along for Hooker, as he cruises the South end of San Jose in his custom built 1959 Marmon tow-truck with his trusty side-kick Box, snoring between the seats.  The serious end of fall has settled into a myriad of jumpstarts and drivers re-learning how to park in the middle of rain washed freeways.
Blood ally is working overtime on its name. A rash of “suicide by oncoming car” takes over as IBM starts another round of layoffs that runs a cold blade through the lower ribs of the indentured Santa Clara valley. Mudslides make recoveries of wrecks over cliffs—dicey; and the unusual cold has done unkind things to many people.
But for Hooker and the local police—it is just another fall with colder rain. A car recovery over a muddy cliff turns up a dead body; or more exact—four skeletons, and bags of curious jewelry and gold statues.
It would all be a “walk away” for Hooker, but one of the skeletons is sporting a watch and dog tags that make it personal; very personal.
And then Hooker desperately wishes for the warmth of summer.
The Squirt is back and gets some hot attention, as some old bones heat up a cold case that never saw the light of day.

This could change everything.
 

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