Known Another Name by Dillon Patrick (7 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A late-night fire on Maple Street leaves one man dead and a quiet neighborhood shaken. By the time Detective Duke Mantz arrives, the flames are out, the scene is contained, and the case appears straightforward.A single occupant. A tragic accident. Nothing to suggest anything more.The reports fall into place quickly. Fire investigators find no sign of forced entry. The medical examiner confirms a cause of death consistent with the scene. Records tied to the address align without conflict. Everything points in the same direction, reinforcing a conclusion that should be simple.But as the case moves forward, Mantz finds himself returning to the same details-not because they're wrong, but because they don't settle.Phone activity doesn't form a pattern. Financial records remain steady but strangely limited. Follow-ups that should close the file leave it open instead.Individually, each piece holds. Together, they resist conclusion.What begins as a routine investigation shifts into something quieter and far less certain-an examination of structure, sequence, and the spaces in between. As Mantz works the case beyond the fire itself, the focus moves away from what happened on Maple Street and toward everything that surrounds it.In Falcon Hollow, where familiarity often stands in for certainty, the line between assumption and fact begins to narrow. And as that line tightens, the case stops offering answers and starts asking something else entirely.Not what happened.But whether anything about it was ever as clear as it seemed. What begins as a routine investigation shifts into something quieter and far less certain-an examination of structure, sequence, and the spaces in between. As Mantz works the case, the focus moves away from Maple Street This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A late-night fire on Maple Street leaves one man dead and a quiet neighborhood shaken. By the time Detective Duke Mantz arrives, the flames are out, the scene is contained, and the case appears straightforward.A single occupant. A tragic accident. Nothing to suggest anything more.The reports fall into place quickly. Fire investigators find no sign of forced entry. The medical examiner confirms a cause of death consistent with the scene. Records tied to the address align without conflict. Everything points in the same direction, reinforcing a conclusion that should be simple.But as the case moves forward, Mantz finds himself returning to the same details-not because they're wrong, but because they don't settle.Phone activity doesn't form a pattern. Financial records remain steady but strangely limited. Follow-ups that should close the file leave it open instead.Individually, each piece holds. Together, they resist conclusion.What begins as a routine investigation shifts into something quieter and far less certain-an examination of structure, sequence, and the spaces in between. As Mantz works the case beyond the fire itself, the focus moves away from what happened on Maple Street and toward everything that surrounds it.In Falcon Hollow, where familiarity often stands in for certainty, the line between assumption and fact begins to narrow. And as that line tightens, the case stops offering answers and starts asking something else entirely.Not what happened.But whether anything about it was ever as clear as it seemed. What begins as a routine investigation shifts into something quieter and far less certain-an examination of structure, sequence, and the spaces in between. As Mantz works the case, the focus moves away from Maple Street This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A late-night fire on Maple Street leaves one man dead and a quiet neighborhood shaken. By the time Detective Duke Mantz arrives, the flames are out, the scene is contained, and the case appears straightforward.A single occupant. A tragic accident. Nothing to suggest anything more.The reports fall into place quickly. Fire investigators find no sign of forced entry. The medical examiner confirms a cause of death consistent with the scene. Records tied to the address align without conflict. Everything points in the same direction, reinforcing a conclusion that should be simple.But as the case moves forward, Mantz finds himself returning to the same details-not because they're wrong, but because they don't settle.Phone activity doesn't form a pattern. Financial records remain steady but strangely limited. Follow-ups that should close the file leave it open instead.Individually, each piece holds. Together, they resist conclusion.What begins as a routine investigation shifts into something quieter and far less certain-an examination of structure, sequence, and the spaces in between. As Mantz works the case beyond the fire itself, the focus moves away from what happened on Maple Street and toward everything that surrounds it.In Falcon Hollow, where familiarity often stands in for certainty, the line between assumption and fact begins to narrow. And as that line tightens, the case stops offering answers and starts asking something else entirely.Not what happened.But whether anything about it was ever as clear as it seemed.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A late-night fire on Maple Street leaves one man dead and a quiet neighborhood shaken. By the time Detective Duke Mantz arrives, the flames are out, the scene is contained, and the case appears straightforward.A single occupant. A tragic accident. Nothing to suggest anything more.The reports fall into place quickly. Fire investigators find no sign of forced entry. The medical examiner confirms a cause of death consistent with the scene. Records tied to the address align without conflict. Everything points in the same direction, reinforcing a conclusion that should be simple.But as the case moves forward, Mantz finds himself returning to the same details-not because they're wrong, but because they don't settle.Phone activity doesn't form a pattern. Financial records remain steady but strangely limited. Follow-ups that should close the file leave it open instead.Individually, each piece holds. Together, they resist conclusion.What begins as a routine investigation shifts into something quieter and far less certain-an examination of structure, sequence, and the spaces in between. As Mantz works the case beyond the fire itself, the focus moves away from what happened on Maple Street and toward everything that surrounds it.In Falcon Hollow, where familiarity often stands in for certainty, the line between assumption and fact begins to narrow. And as that line tightens, the case stops offering answers and starts asking something else entirely.Not what happened.But whether anything about it was ever as clear as it seemed. What begins as a routine investigation shifts into something quieter and far less certain-an examination of structure, sequence, and the spaces in between. As Mantz works the case, the focus moves away from Maple Street This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Known By Another Name | D. Patrick Dillon | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Falcon Hollow Publishing | EAN 9798994636251 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.