The Root of All Evil (Colton Parker Mystery Series, Book 3)

by Brandt Dodson

Colton Parker Mystery (3)

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Brandt Dodson follows the success of the first two books in his Colton Parker Mysteryseriesa?Original Sin and Seventy Times Sevena'with another intriguing story. Wealthy businessman Berger Hume is dying. And the one thing he wants most is the one thing hismillions cannot buya'a relationship with the son he has never met. As Colton Parker,private investigator, searches to locate the son, he finds himself the targetof threats from a powerful gang with ties that extend to higha'level show more government. The twists of this case cause Colton to question his own values. Will he risk the one thing that matters most? Andwill this race against time become a race for his own life? show less

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Have you ever picked up a book and within the first 5 pages you know it’s a winner? That’s the way it is with Brandt Dodson’s Root of All Evil.

Colton Parker was fired from the FBI, spent 5 years on the Chicago Police Department and now runs his own investigation firm. He has been described as “a brash, insolent, narrow-minded ex-cop” that has the “subtlety of a jackhammer in a funeral parlor.” He is hired by Berger Hume a multimillionaire who helped put Indianapolis on the map but is now a frail, dying man. Hume wants Parker to find out if a man, Miles Poole, is truly his son. If he is, he wants to meet Poole before he dies which according to doctors could be very soon.

All Parker has to do is find Poole, talk to him and show more convince him to have DNA testing. Piece of cake, right? No problem.

The hunt for Miles Poole alias ’Pork Chop’ is not exactly an easy one. Pork Chop is not exactly what you would call an upstanding pillar of the community and he has many enemies. Parker finds him but then there are lots of twists, turns and deaths along the way to confirming that Pork Chop is Berger Hume’s son.

This is an action-packed tale that includes bombs, shootings, back-stabbing, gangs and much more. As the investigation goes onward it becomes more and more complicated. At one point two officials stop Parker on a jog and ask for his private detective license. They inform him there was a “discrepancy” in the paperwork that was previously overlooked. This doesn’t stop Colton Parker from digging deeper and deeper to find out if Poole is truly Hume’s son and more.
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Fiction and Literature, Christian Fiction, Suspense & Thriller, Mystery
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813.6Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English2000-
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PS3604 .O33 .R66Language and LiteratureAmerican literature
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