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    Buried Secrets: Blackmoore Sisters Cozy Mysteries Book 4
    Buried Secrets: Blackmoore Sisters Cozy Mysteries Book 4
    Buried Secrets: Blackmoore Sisters Cozy Mysteries Book 4
    Audiobook4 hours

    Buried Secrets: Blackmoore Sisters Cozy Mysteries Book 4

    Written by Leighann Dobbs

    Narrated by Hollis McCarthy

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    About this audiobook

    Even the ghosts have secrets in Dead Water ....


    For Celeste Blackmoore and her sisters, locating a hundred year old buried treasure in the gold mining ghost town of Dead Water sounds like an easy job ... until they find themselves facing threats from both sides of the grave.


    While dealing with a ghost who wants revenge, a sheriff who wants to lock them up and a thieving stranger who wants them out of town, the girls find themselves using their unique paranormal skills to investigate a century old secret that holds the key to the treasure.


    Throw in a hunky bartender, a shotgun toting old timer, a mysterious stranger from their past and, of course, their trusty cat Belladonna who always knows just where to look (if only the sisters would listen to her!) and the girls soon discover that looking for buried treasure can be deadly.


    In a town where no one, including the ghosts, are what they seem, can the girls find the treasure before they end up in grave danger?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeighann Dobbs Publishing Audio
    Release dateSep 19, 2014
    ISBN9781987171181
    Buried Secrets: Blackmoore Sisters Cozy Mysteries Book 4

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