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TWISTED GREED, the highly-anticipated new novel by Robert D. Hughes, is now available in trade paperback and ebook! TWISTED GREED is the third  in the  Brian and Darcy McKay series of thrillers. 

 

Following the first two books in the series, BONE MOUNTAIN and DIRTY MONEY, the new novel opens with the murder of a real estate developer in Montana’s Yellowstone country. The development, exclusive as an A-list Oscars party, suddenly has a new ownership structure.Nearby, the ex-wife of a Chicago billionaire is abducted from her cabin on his massive bison ranch and a T. rex skull is stolen from a dinosaur museum on the same ranch. Brian McKay, ex-FBI agent, now private investigator, is thrust into solving the crimes with the capable help of his niece, Darcy, a graduate student at Montana State University. The McKays fight for survival as they go up against a disgraced former financial executive, a pair of bent and vicious brothers, a corrupt governor, a quirky consultant with a hidden agenda, and a blood-curdling logging machine in attack mode.

TWISTED GREED is now available in paperback and ebook at Amazon (click Amazon button below) and in paperback at  local bookstores through Bookshop.org  (click Bookshop button below).

 

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PRAISE FOR THE MCKAY THRILLERS:

Bone Mountain is a hella fast-paced high plains thriller. —Elwood 

Reid, Executive Producer and Showrunner of the number one hit CBS series TRACKER and other top television series, including Big Sky and The Chi

A taut plot, meaty details, and stone-scary heavies, all of which Hughes delivers express. —Arthur Plotnik, author, The Elements of Expression and other language bestsellers

Bone Mountain is a damn good book! —Doug Peacock, author of  Was it Worth It? A Wilderness Warrior's Long Trail Home

Big sky, big bones, and big story—Robert D. Hughes’ fast-paced debut mystery has it all.”—Michael Bracken, author of All White Girls and more than 1,200 short stories

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