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A Stan Turner Mystery
- Earliest known edition
- 2007
- Selected edition
- paperback
- Pages in this edition
- 364
- English editions
- 1 ↗
September 1, 2007 · Top; Top Publications, Ltd. · eng
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In this 8th episode of the series Dallas attorney Stan Turner struggles to keep his practice going in the wake of the tragic loss of his son and his rapidly disintegrating marriage. Stan, who has been recruited by the CIA for its ultra top secret Tarizon Repopulation project, gets his first assignment to defend a woman accused of murdering her children and alien husband. The alien husband, however, is not from Mexico but Tarizon, a planet in another solar system. Stan must not only prove his client innocent but also make sure nobody finds out that the government is allowing aliens to live and propagate on Earth.
While Stan is busy with his CIA project, Paula is asked to defend the accused in the arson-murder of a prominent scientist and his family. While a bitter feud between neighbors over a barking dog and a chain link fence appears to be the motive for the crime, Paula discovers several others who have benefited from Chester Brown's death.
In the midst of the two murder cases Stan is lured into a dangerous relationship with an alien woman assigned to him as a legal assistant. He soon learns that the women of Tarizon are even more mysterious and dangerous than those on Earth.
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| Edition | Publication | Format | Pages | Source |
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| ACT NormalSelected | September 1, 2007 | paperback | 364 | Open Library ↗ |
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- Stan Turner Mysteries