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When Wisconsin veterinarian Doc dies, his family and nephew learn that to inherit his fortune, they must "Take Doofus squirrel-fishing", and they can only do that by talking to Doc's friends, reading his book, searching through his emails and papers, and discovering the clues around them.
When Wisconsin veterinarian Doc dies, his family learns that to inherit his fortune, they must decipher the cryptic codicil he added to his will---"Take Doofus squirrel-fishing"---and they can only do that by talking to Doc's friends, reading the memoir Doc wrote of a Christmas season decades earlier, searching through Doc's correspondence, and discovering clues around them. Humor abounds as this mismatched lot tries to find time in their hectic lives to work together to solve the puzzle. In the end, will they realize that fortune comes in many guises? "Doc's Codicil" is a mystery told with ab | |  | | Stolen Virus
Virologist Jason Mitchell can’t keep his mouth shut, can’t lie convincingly, and can’t follow orders. He’s an unlikely candidate to help the CIA locate and destroy a deadly virus stolen from Jason’s lab at the University of Minnesota.
Virologist Jason Mitchell can’t keep his mouth shut, can’t lie convincingly, and can’t follow orders. He’s an unlikely candidate to help the CIA locate and destroy a deadly hybrid virus stolen from Jason’s lab at the University of Minnesota. From Washington to Djibouti, from Minneapolis to Yemen, Marines cringe, Senators turn livid, and CIA agents shudder as Jason struggles to prevent the virus from becoming a biological weapon in the hands of jihadists. | |  | | The Iceman's Curse
Climate change, human stupidity, and an ancient virus threaten to set off a deadly epidemic.
Grant Farnsworth, a virologist and post-doctoral student at the University of Minnesota, and Dr. Sybil Erypet of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) struggle to save the country from a deadly epidemic as eccentrics in a snowbound Wisconsin hamlet clash with the CDC and the drug dealers who unwittingly unleashed the threat. Lydia, an octogenarian widow, is not going to miss her Wednesday night Bible Study group because a bureaucrat says she’s quarantined. And the threat of a virus doesn't slow the copulatory hijinks of the younger set, either. |
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Rainmaker
by Susan Smith
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 Cold cases, Cold War relics, revenge served cold. All spark fires of biblical proportions that only a Rainmaker from heaven can quench. |
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