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Atrocity is the third book in the Mark Garrison mystery series. In this novel, Mark is drawn into a social and moral issue that sems to have no middle ground. As in Project 314 and The Cruise, author Bill Burgett has written a story that is certain to entertain mystery readers while challenging their life assumptions.
After dark, he rode for the last time to the doctor’s house. Lights were out in the kitchen and a light was shining in the front room on the first floor. The only car he could see through an open garage door was the Lexus. Wayne quietly tried to open the rear door to the house. It was locked at the handle, but there was no dead bolt. Careless, he thought. The door lock was one of the cheap models used by contractors and sold at do-it-yourself hardware stores. He slipped his credit card between the door and frame, easily disengaged the latch, twisted the handle and slipped into the dark kitchen | |  | | Death among the Cypress Knees
Mark Garrison is at it again with his friends Dave and Donna Kraft and Millie Disch.
BR>Instead of honeymooning with his new wife in New Hampshire, Forest Service Ranger Mark Garrison is on the hunt for the killer of two young women whose nude bodies have been found in a cypress swamp in the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana. When the local authorities prove to be of little help, Garrison forms a "posse" of his family and New Hampshire friends, Mille Disch, Ranger Dave and Reverend Donna Kraft. While pursuing the killer, Garrison uncovers a sinister network of corruption and places himself and his family in grave danger. Pumas, Panther's Breath, and Tol | |  | | Project 314
Renowned geneticist Dr. Bob Archer makes a discovery while doing research on the Human Genome Project that will cost him his life.
In Project 314 Bill Burgett has combined suspense, romance, faith, science, and old-fashioned sleuthing to bring the reader an exciting story that defies interruption. The Human Genome Project is providing scientists a basis for improving the human condition, but what Dr. Bob Archer discovers is beyond anyone’s wildest dreams. In his enthusiasm to develop his discovery, Dr. Archer violates accepted protocol and plunges himself, his associate Dr. Bev Hudson, his wife Judy Archer, and others in an adventure that will have readers gripping their chairs and challenging their assumptions about life | |  | | The Cruise
Sergeant Mark Garrison, introduced in author Bill Burgett's last novel, Project 314, reappears in The Cruise to wrap up one loose end--the whereabouts of the ZIP disks containing records of the late Bob Archer's clandestine genetic research. He is not the only one interested in the disks that contain the recipe for producing the miracle drug of the twenty-first century. The late Bob Archer's widow, Judy, faces her own life-and-death struggle in The Cruise, and finds strength in Garrison that surprises even him. Bribes, murder, and mayhem ensue as the plot enfolds.
The Cruise will transport the reader from Chicago, Illinois, to the White Mountains of New Hampshire, and to the Caribbean. During the journey, the reader will experience the potholes and smooth places of life in what is certain to be a challenging adventure. This is a book for anyone who likes suspense, romance, human interest, and a moral challenge. One thing is certain--once the journey begins there will be no stopping or turning back. |
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