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PublisherSevern River Publishing

ISBN-101648756255

ISBN-139781648756252

eBay Product ID (ePID)23068283557

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Book TitleDevil's Kitchen : a Murder in Yellowstone

Number of Pages310 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year2025

TopicMystery & Detective / Historical, Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural, Crime, Historical, Mystery & Detective / General

GenreFiction

AuthorMark Thielman

Book SeriesThe Johnson and Nance Mysteries Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Length9 in

Item Width6 in

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Reviews"...a masterful blend of historical intrigue and contemporary mystery." --Gary McAvoy, bestselling author of The Magdalene Deception "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author "Part historical and part procedural with flawlessly executed parallel timelines to keep the readers turning pages. One fantastic read!" --Bruce Robert Coffin, international bestselling coauthor of The Turner and Mosley Files "Thielman's novel offers something for nearly every reader..."--Library Journal, Starred Review "A revealing journey to the past and the present." --Historical Novel Society, "...a masterful blend of historical intrigue and contemporary mystery." --Gary McAvoy, bestselling author of The Magdalene Deception "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author "Part historical and part procedural with flawlessly executed parallel timelines to keep the readers turning pages. One fantastic read!" --Bruce Robert Coffin, international bestselling coauthor of The Turner and Mosley Files, "...a masterful blend of historical intrigue and contemporary mystery." --Gary McAvoy, bestselling author of The Magdalene Deception, "...a masterful blend of historical intrigue and contemporary mystery." --Gary McAvoy, bestselling author of The Magdalene Deception "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author "Part historical and part procedural with flawlessly executed parallel timelines to keep the readers turning pages. One fantastic read!" --Bruce Robert Coffin, international bestselling coauthor of The Turner and Mosley Files, "...a masterful blend of historical intrigue and contemporary mystery." --Gary McAvoy, bestselling author of The Magdalene Deception "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author "Part historical and part procedural with flawlessly executed parallel timelines to keep the readers turning pages. One fantastic read!" --Bruce Robert Coffin, international bestselling coauthor of The Turner and Mosley Files "Thielman's novel offers something for nearly every reader..."--Library Journal, Starred Review, "...a masterful blend of historical intrigue and contemporary mystery." --Gary McAvoy, bestselling author of The Magdalene Deception "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author

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SynopsisA murder in Yellowstone reveals a historical conspiracy, drawing a park ranger into the heart of a centuries-old mystery. "...a masterful blend of historical intrigue and contemporary mystery." --Gary McAvoy, bestselling author of The Magdalene Deception When a history professor is fatally shot at the base of Yellowstone Canyon, seasonal park ranger and former homicide detective Clarence Johnson finds himself roped into the murder investigation. Alongside Special Agent Alison Nance, he quickly realizes they are uncovering more than just a killer. As Johnson and Nance hunt for the killer, clues gleaned from the professor's research hint at a historic conspiracy involving an ancient relic believed to have been secreted away by royalists during the French Revolution. Their hunt through the wilds of Yellowstone leads them to realize that the professor's death and the missing artifact are intricately connected. But Johnson and Nance's suspects are disappearing at an alarming rate, pitting them in a race against time before those determined to do anything to protect the secrets of the past strike again. From the secrets of antiquity to the rugged beauty of America's first national park, The Devil's Kitchen is a masterful blend of historical fiction and suspense that challenges the boundaries between past and present--revealing that the deadliest secrets are often hidden in plain sight. _________________________ Praise for The Devil's Kitchen: A Murder in Yellowstone: "Thielman's novel offers something for nearly every reader..."--Library Journal, Starred Review "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author "Part historical and part procedural with flawlessly executed parallel timelines to keep the readers turning pages. One fantastic read!" --Bruce Robert Coffin, international bestselling coauthor of The Turner and Mosley Files "A revealing journey to the past and the present." --Historical Novel Society _________________________ What readers are saying: "...well-researched..." "...fast-paced action..." "...half historical half thriller..." "...strong character development..." "A masterful blending of the past and present...", A murder in Yellowstone reveals a historical conspiracy, drawing a park ranger into the heart of a centuries-old mystery. "...a masterful blend of historical intrigue and contemporary mystery." --Gary McAvoy, bestselling author of The Magdalene Deception When a history professor is fatally shot at the base of Yellowstone Canyon, seasonal park ranger and former homicide detective Clarence Johnson finds himself roped into the murder investigation. Alongside Special Agent Alison Nance, he quickly realizes they are uncovering more than just a killer. As Johnson and Nance hunt for the killer, clues gleaned from the professor's research hint at a historic conspiracy involving an ancient relic believed to have been secreted away by royalists during the French Revolution. Their hunt through the wilds of Yellowstone leads them to realize that the professor's death and the missing artifact are intricately connected. But Johnson and Nance's suspects are disappearing at an alarming rate, pitting them in a race against time before those determined to do anything to protect the secrets of the past strike again. From the secrets of antiquity to the rugged beauty of America's first national park, The Devil's Kitchen is a masterful blend of historical fiction and suspense that challenges the boundaries between past and present--revealing that the deadliest secrets are often hidden in plain sight. _________________________ Praise for The Devil's Kitchen: A Murder in Yellowstone: "Thielman's novel offers something for nearly every reader..."--Library Journal , Starred Review "Beautifully written, slyly crafted." --Jane K. Cleland, Agatha Award winning author "Part historical and part procedural with flawlessly executed parallel timelines to keep the readers turning pages. One fantastic read!" --Bruce Robert Coffin, international bestselling coauthor of The Turner and Mosley Files _________________________ What readers are saying: "...well-researched..." "...fast-paced action..." "...half historical half thriller..." "...strong character development..." "A masterful blending of the past and present..."