Shifting Sand: A Conor Armenta Western Mystery

Shifting Sand: A Conor Armenta Western Mystery - Paperback

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Shifting Sand: A Conor Armenta Western Mystery

Shifting Sand: A Conor Armenta Western Mystery - Paperback

by Jefferson Glass
$28.78
Sale price  $28.78 Regular price 

Book Overview

MURDER, LOVE, AND SACRIFICE IN THE NAME OF WESTERN JUSTICE.


In the heart of the Nevada desert, Sheriff Conor Armenta is thrust into a chilling mystery that begins with a grisly discovery: the fragmented remains of a young Moapa Indian found along a lonely stretch of railroad track. The absence of blood raises unsettling questions, hinting at a death more complex than it first appears.


As Conor delves deeper, a peculiar belt buckle becomes a pivotal clue, connecting disparate witnesses with conflicting tales that weave through the social fabric of Las Vegas. One witness claims intimate knowledge of the victim, revealing unexpected ties to Conor himself. Each revelation adds a layer of intrigue and blurs the lines between obsession, hatred, addiction, and love.


Following a trail fraught with desert perils and buried secrets, Conor relies on flash floods and shifting sands to uncover forbidden secrets. And as the case builds toward a showdown challenging the very meaning of justice, he must navigate the blurred boundaries of guilt and innocence, grappling with the elusive truth of whether justice can ever truly be served.

ISBN9781639775453
Author Jefferson Glass
PublisherWolfpack Publishing LLC
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedOctober 2024
LanguageENG- English
Pages346
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Jefferson Glass

Jefferson Glass relocated to central Wyoming from Oregon in 1981. He was the founder and former chair of the Evansville Historical Commission, a Certified Local Government (CLG) for the town of Evansville, Wyoming. He later served on the board of directors for the Cadoma Foundation, a non-profit historic preservation organization based in Casper, Wyoming. He is a relentless researcher with specific interests in the Rocky Mountain and Northern Plains regions of the United States. He has written several articles for Annals of Wyoming, True West Magazine and WyoHistory.org.

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