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    A Voice for Radio
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    A Voice for Radio
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    A Voice for Radio

    By Roddy Cross, Jr

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    Young men have been turning up brutally murdered in hotel rooms throughout the city. The police have no leads and the son of one of the cities richest business men has become the most recent victim. Enter John Hardcastle, a hard up Private Investigator looking for something else. When the sister of the most recent victim enters his office he knows he's in over his head.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoddy Cross, Jr
    Release dateJun 7, 2012
    ISBN9781476247625
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    A Voice for Radio
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    Roddy Cross, Jr

    Hi there, I'm Roddy Cross I was born and raised in Canada. I currently live in Fort McMurray with my fiancee and our newborn son. I have been writing all my life, with Dead Cold being the first thing I've published. I love zombies and plan to turn Dead Cold into a trilogy. My dream is to be a stay at home dad/author but for right now I just write in my spare time when I'm not at work.

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