American Sextet

· The Fiona Fitzgerald Mystery Series Book 2 · Open Road Media
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Former Washington Post reporter Jason Martin knows there's something secretive going on in the high echelons of politics, and he's determined to find a way to prove it.
Beautiful and naïve Dorothy Curtis becomes the key to Jason's plan, which he hopes will put them both back on track. Can he give the sextet of the most powerful men in Washington an expiration date on their greedy endeavors?
When Dorothy's body is found at the bottom of the Duke Ellington Memorial Bridge, everyone assumes it was suicide over a lover. But Fiona Fitzgerald, a top Metropolitan Police Department detective, has her doubts.
Fiona knows that in this town, power and money come before love.
Unfortunately, this death hits a little too close to home, and Fiona wrestles with her own feelings about love as she finds herself empathizing with Dorothy. When Fiona and Jason collide, the power lies in the truths they reveal, truths that will bring down the sextet and help them both come to terms with their own demons.
American Sextet is the second book in the Fiona Fitzgerald Mystery series.
Former Washington Post reporter Jason Martin knows there's something secretive going on in the high echelons of politics, and he's determined to find a way to prove it. Beautiful and naïve Dorothy Curtis becomes the key to Jason's plan, which he hopes will put them both back on track. Can he giv...

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Warren Adler (1927–2019) was a prolific American novelist and playwright best known for his darkly comic novel The War of the Roses. His works explore themes of marriage, family dynamics, and human psychology, with over fifty books translated into twenty-five languages. Several of his novels became major Hollywood films.

Warren Adler (1927–2019) was a prolific American novelist and playwright best known for his darkly comic novel The War of the Roses. His works explore themes of marriage, family dynamics, and human psychology, with over fifty books translated into twenty-five languages. Several of his novels beca...

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