Dead Weight by G.P. Robbins

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Dead Weight by G.P. Robbins
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Newly promoted Detective Jace Smithson has his hands full with solving the murders of ten men and the kidnapping of a unicorn capable of producing diamonds. On the surface, the crime appears to be a classic tale of greed and violence, but digging deeper reveals something sinister has come to Cauldron City.
Securing the safety and security of those he swore to protect is only the beginning of Jace’s problems. Add in his relationship with the dragons of Cauldron City along with a few personal secrets, and he’s the ideal target for the killer. Surviving to tell the tale will test his wit and skills in ways he never thought possible.

But if he wants to obtain justice for the wronged, he will have to face his challenged beliefs and come to terms with the darker realities of the city he calls home.

  • File Name:dead-weight-by-g-p-robbins.epub
  • Original Title:Dead Weight (Magic, Mayhem, and the Law in Precinct #153)
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  • Language:en
  • Identifier:uuid:a76b563a-b1a4-4c15-9a12-1e271a658838
  • Publisher:Pen & Page Publishing
  • Date:2023-07-24T18:30:00+00:00
  • File Size:566.912 KB

Table of Content

  • 1. Title Page
  • 2. Copyright
  • 3. Contents
  • 4. 1. “That’s a good one. Been sitting on it long?”
  • 5. 2. “Have you been sneaking to preschool without telling anyone?”
  • 6. 3. I wondered if I would survive the night.
  • 7. 4. “You mean it’s not my wonderful personality?”
  • 8. 5. “Harsh. Hilarious, but harsh.”
  • 9. 6. “Dragonesses hate being protected.”
  • 10. 7. I had no problems with being the sacrificial unicorn.
  • 11. 8. The entirety of the black dragon clan stared at me.
  • 12. 9. “Yep. Now I get to claim you’re part of my hoard.”
  • 13. 10. That old, mean black dragon didn’t need his car, did he?
  • 14. 11. “I’m guilty and request a lessened sentence.”
  • 15. 12. Magic couldn’t cure everything.
  • 16. 13. The poor recruit looked like he wanted to throw up.
  • 17. 14. Only a fool left a hoard of diamonds with a dragon.
  • 18. 15. “Are we in mass murderer or serial killer territory?”
  • 19. 16. I hated when history repeated itself.
  • 20. 17. “Warning noted and respected.”
  • 21. 18. “The dragoness comes with me. The rest of you are horrible traitors.”
  • 22. 19. “What’s the bad news?”
  • 23. 20. Hardy would live or die, and there was nothing I could do about it.
  • 24. 21. I was a free and wild spirit.
  • 25. 22. “And you’re sure it’s for sale?”
  • 26. 23. Well, that answered a few questions.
  • 27. 24. “Why am I going to be killing and eating you today, Officer Smithson?”
  • 28. 25. I couldn’t imagine the woman’s anguish.
  • 29. 26. At first glance, nobody would miss James McDonald.
  • 30. 27. “You and me both, baby girl.”
  • 31. 28. “Is that mean old unicorn not paying enough attention to you?”
  • 32. 29. “That bad?”
  • 33. 30. When she wasn’t threatening me with eggs, I enjoyed her company.
  • 34. 31. “Your wolf is feeling great.”
  • 35. 32. “He’s even crabbier than my grandpappy once he gets into a mood.”
  • 36. 33. “Well, that was interesting.”
  • 37. 34. As unicorns often lacked sense, I fell for the bait.
  • 38. 35. “Who started fussing?”
  • 39. About G.P. Robbins

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