Murder at the FBI

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"One of Truman's most mtriguing settings Her opening is spectacular and presented with dramatic effect. Ms. Truman create^ high e-ssion as a team of special agents begins Investr^ting the murder of one of their own In her six mystery novels Ms. Truman has achieved a genuine ^degree of expertise:' John Barkham Reviews
Special agent George Pritchard was no one's favorite at the FBI. But when his murdered body is found hanging behind the target at the Bureau's own firing range, with two hundred astonished tourists looking on, a special investigation is ordered. The FBI does not like to be embarrassed.
Heading up the search for Pritchard's killer are Ross Lizenby, a handsome, enigmatic loner, and Christine Saksis, a beautiful half-Passamaquoddy Indian. Juggling their own love affair with the high-pressure demands of a round-the-clock investigation, the pair starts looking for answers-fbnJy^ to find that the upper echelons of the Bureau want questions kept to a minimum.
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"One of Truman's most mtriguing settings Her opening is spectacular and presented with dramatic effect. Ms. Truman create^ high e-ssion as a team of special agents begins Investr^ting the murder of one of their own In her six mystery novels Ms. Truman has achieved a genuine ^degree of expertise:' John Barkham Reviews
Special agent George Pritchard was no one's favorite at the FBI. But when his murdered body is found hanging behind the target at the Bureau's own firing range, with two hundred astonished tourists looking on, a special investigation is ordered. The FBI does not like to be embarrassed.
Heading up the search for Pritchard's killer are Ross Lizenby, a handsome, enigmatic loner, and Christine Saksis, a beautiful half-Passamaquoddy Indian. Juggling their own love affair with the high-pressure demands of a round-the-clock investigation, the pair starts looking for answers-fbnJy^ to find that the upper echelons of the Bureau want questions kept to a minimum.
But Saksis persists. She's already got too much information to ignore—information that a certain muckraking writer would love to get his hands on, information that could be devastating to the FBI. And soon she's got a new question.
Should her loyalties lie with the Bureau? Orwith thefuty
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