Deep Cover
A Newspaper in Texas, Book 4
People’s lives are on the line, and Katy Williams can’t even pick up the phone.
She’s is learning how to edit without using her hands. Her wrists are still damaged from the arson fire last month. It’s left her in pain and cranky. Although her reporters at the Plains City Gazette swear they can’t tell the difference — she’s always been cranky.
Funny. She thinks the arson fire may have damaged her sense of humor too.
It’s Texas, 1988. The arson fire has exposed a white militia compound that’s growing out in the east Texas pine country. The FBI want in to take a look. And the agent they’re sending in?
John Williams, her brother.
It’s not just her staff who are depending on her now.
Book 4 in the historical mystery series, A Newspaper in Texas.
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A NEWSPAPER IN TEXAS
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A series set in 1980s Texas.
Editor Katy Williams was hired to run a booming newspaper — back when they had such things. She expected long hours, too few staff, too little pay.
She didn’t expect murder.
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Not far from Plains City, is the Morton salt mines. A maze of ‘rooms’ some 500 feet below the earth’s surface.
One of Katy’s reporters is trapped there. And the bomb is ticking.