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The Cold Dreary Days of Misty Valley

A Wife's Quest for Justice

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The Cold Dreary Days of Misty Valley

By: Philip R. Jordon
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 Stacey Hamilton is desperate to find evidence which will clear her husband Charles of murder charges, for which he was wrongly convicted and sentenced to death.Convinced that Charles is innocent, Stacey seeks the assistance of her close friends and a shrewd private eye name James Pellagrino to prove that Charles has been framed, and that the evidence against her husband was carefully manipulated by the real murderer.In the process of their investigation, Stacey and her supporters discover clues which lead to those whom she loves. Little by little, the case against Charles begins to unravel, including a clue which her pet lab Toby discovers.Quickly, startling evidence comes to light which leads to the real killer, who tries to escape, but is apprehended, tried and sentenced. The stark truth of the cover-up implicates Stacey's family whom she confronts, producing an emotional exchange."The Cold Dreary Days of Misty Valley" demonstrates the best and the worst in human character. But it also shows how remorse and regret can lead to true forgiveness and real healing. Family relationships and genuine friendships are highlighted in this moving novel.The story is portrayed in the small Appalachian town of Misty Valley, nestled among red oaks and white pine. Here is where the loyalty of honest country folks is tested and refined. (this novel was inspired by the hauunting song "Even Now," sung by Nana Mouskouri). Crime Crime Thrillers Mystery Private Investigators Thriller & Suspense Murder
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