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Heartland Insurance, the brainchild of multimillionaire Jared Finch, has a simple business model-buy people's life insurance policies and collect the proceeds when they die. New Orleans homicide detective Jo Crowder and FBI Special Agent Alex Hill suspect there is a sinister relationship between Finch's company and a research laboratory that is testing an experimental serum on animals. Hill and Crowder team up to investigate why so many people connected to Finch and his company are dying. But are they willing to break the law and risk their lives to uncover the horrifying truth?

Produktbeschreibung
Heartland Insurance, the brainchild of multimillionaire Jared Finch, has a simple business model-buy people's life insurance policies and collect the proceeds when they die. New Orleans homicide detective Jo Crowder and FBI Special Agent Alex Hill suspect there is a sinister relationship between Finch's company and a research laboratory that is testing an experimental serum on animals. Hill and Crowder team up to investigate why so many people connected to Finch and his company are dying. But are they willing to break the law and risk their lives to uncover the horrifying truth?
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Autorenporträt
Richard Zappa, author of The Jo Crowder Detective Novels, is a crime-drama novelist and short-story fiction writer. He is a graduate of the Washington College of Law of the American University in Washington, DC where he was an editor of the Law Review and Dean's Fellow to Adjunct Professor and former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, Arthur Goldberg. During the course of a distinguished career as a trial lawyer, he litigated and tried numerous cases in state and federal courts, many of which resulted in multimillion-dollar recoveries for his clients. A black-belt martial artist and self-taught pianist, he writes from his homes in Wilmington and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware and St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands.