Book description
When the 102-year-old inventor of an amazing new hunting product is murdered, the clues point toward the Endicotts, a controversial reality-show family. Did one of the members do something desperate to claim the invention as their own and boost their waning popularity? Blanco County game warden John Marlin intends to…
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1 author picked Stag Party as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I write what I love to read; my favorite genre is humorous mysteries. Ben Rehder’s Blanco County mystery series are lighthearted, laugh-out-loud reads.
In Stag Party, Rehder’s protagonists, game warden John Marlin and county sheriff Bobby Garza, investigate the murder of a feisty 102-year-old inventor/rancher whose new discovery has others in Blanco County scrambling for a piece of the pie.
Billy Don Craddock and buddy Red O’Brien, the county’s blundering but loveable rednecks, are here again to muck up the investigation and add their own twists to the plot. Add the reality TV family, the Endicotts, and you’ve got…
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