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A Skeleton in Bone Creek

(A Nash Running Bear Mystery Book 1)

Harkin County has its share of skeletons.

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A Skeleton in Bone Creek

Harkin County has its share of skeletons. But when a previously hidden skeleton surfaces in Bone Creek, the assignment falls to the Special Operations division at the FBI. Buried deep in the section of California known as The Free State of Jefferson, the local office doesn’t want anything to do with Harkin County.

Special Agent Nash Running Bear has her misgivings about returning to the small town she grew up in. But she only wants to think of two reasons she is right for the investigation.

The vision she has been having, she doesn’t want to think about. She’s not her mother.

Old racial slights and hatred for outsiders, don’t make looking for more bones any easier… nor does the appearance of an old high school fling.

What readers say about the book🧐

If you like crime novels this is one for you. FBI Agent Nash Running Bear works for the Firector on special assignments. Bones found in a creek bear the Rez she grew up on bring her back. She meets people she knew as a kid and finds out no one stays the same. Twists and turns make what should be a routine but complicated case a real can of worms.

Charles

(Amazon Review)
About the Author

Baer Charlton

Bestselling, award-winning author, Baer Charlton holds a degree in Social-Anthropology from the University of California at Irvine. His many interests have led him around the world in search of the different and unique.

As an internationally recognized photojournalist, he tracked mountain gorillas, was a podium for a Barbary Ape, communicated in sign language with an Orangutan named Boolon, kissed a kangaroo, and many other wild experiences in between–or he was just monkeying around.

There are no more complex and wonderful stories than ones coming from human experience. Mr. Charlton’s stories are all driven by the characters you come to think of as friends, if not family.

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Harkin County has its share of skeletons.

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