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· Stoney Calhoun Novels Book 3 · Macmillan + ORM
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The third Stoney Calhoun mystery from an author praised as "the best there is today . . . A worthy successor to Hammet and both MacDonalds (Ross and John)" ( Chicago Tribune ).

Seven years ago, Stoney Calhoun woke up in a VA hospital with no memories and a series of unexplained talents (language ability, weapons expertise, etc.). Since then he's been living quietly, working as a part time fishing guide and co-owner of a local bait shop—with an unnamed visitor coming around occasionally to see if he's regained any memories.

But this time, the visitor shows up looking for his help—and creating potential mayhem in Stoney's life to prove he's serious. In exchange for making those problems go away, Stoney must go to the far corner of Maine, sign on as a guide at a high-end fishing lodge, and look into a couple of suspicious deaths. A government "operative" was found shot dead in a staged murder/suicide pact involving a local sixteen year old girl. Now Stoney has to uncover what the dead agent was investigating that got him killed—without being killed by the very same people.

"Stoney Calhoun goes undercover in Tapply's diverting third mystery to feature the Portland, Maine, bait shop owner who lost his memory in a lightning strike years before." — Publishers Weekly

The third Stoney Calhoun mystery from an author praised as "the best there is today . . . A worthy successor to Hammet and both MacDonalds (Ross and John)" ( Chicago Tribune ). Seven years ago, Stoney Calhoun woke up in a VA hospital with no memories and a series of unexplained talents (language...

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William G. Tapply was a contributing editor to Field & Stream and the author of numerous books on fishing and wildlife, as well as more than twenty novels, including his books featuring "Stoney" Calhoun. He lived in Hancock, New Hampshire.
William G. Tapply was a contributing editor to Field & Stream and the author of numerous books on fishing and wildlife, as well as more than twenty novels, including his books featuring "Stoney" Calhoun. He lived in Hancock, New Hampshire.

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