Dead Box: The Brown from the Sun Mysteries David Louis Marsh|Marsh, David Louis

Its a bet, then, Rhiana said, Tell me how the killer did it or wash dishes for a month. Tanner and Jenny, age 13, nodded. Right, Rhiana said. It happened inside a walk-in safe with locked doors, unbroken, concrete walls, ceiling and floor, no windows or other openings. The victim was alone, killed with a big knife driven into her chest and left there. She couldnt have done it herself. She didnt carry the knife inside with her. Four cops surrounded the house. Two cameras with overlapping fields of view stood behind each cop. Theyll testify that no one got past them. The tapes back them up. Someone hid inside the house, Jenny said. No, the police searched the house before the crime and afterward. Mom, its impossible. Tanners voice was strong. Impossible is a word we dont use in this house. Give up? Rhiana asked. Its a tough one. I never give up. Rhiana swung her legs outside the table pointing at her husband. She pulled her skirt above mid-thigh and leaned her legs to one side. Her legs filled Tanners mind, pulling him away from small bare rooms with blood on the floor.Jenny stalked around the table. Mom. No fair. Youre distracting Daddy with your legs. Hush, Jenny, Tanner said.Tanner reached for her legs with his right hand. *Author: Marsh, David Louis *Binding Type: Paperback *Number of Pages: 252 *Publication Date: 2004/08/18 *Language: English *Dimensions: 9.00 x 6.00 x 0.57 inches

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