Mr. Blue checking out the book cover.
If you haven't read CREAGER: The War Paint Killer Saga, pick it up now. CREAGER: The Van Joe Parker Saga is book 2 of the series but is also a great stand-alone read.
CREAGER, The VAN Joe Parker Saga, is the second edition of the CREAGER saga books. Just like the first, CREAGER, The War Paint Killer Saga, the story takes place in a mountain region south of Denver, surrounded by scenic beauty. Bedford Township, adjacent to the Platte River, experienced a decline until the Rove Dam was built, which created the largest lake in the state. The town began to prosper with the development of the Plaza at Del Rio complex. This cutting-edge structure, consisting of a golf course, elegant hotel, in-vogue housing developments, and plenty of swanky shops, experienced several setbacks. To get this development on track, a deal was negotiated with the local Native American population to construct a casino they would own and operate. As the population increased, so did the crime.
During the excavation of the lake bed, large deposits of cobalt, lithium magnesium, and copper were found. With the increase in the demand for EVs (electric vehicles), those minerals became much more valuable. The competition and land wars began.
Van Joe Parker traveled the world working in the oil bidness, he would say. Now, he purchased a ranch up close to the mountains and began to set up a mining operation. Somebody doesn’t want him there and is willing to kill to make him leave. Detective Creager meets the interesting Van Joe Parker when the PD is called for shots fired at the mining operation.
This is just one of the many challenges Detective Creager is involved with. From a bank robbery where Detective Ritch is shot to a Religious Mormon encampment that is taken over by a Mexican Cartel to raise cannabis.
Just when you think it can’t get worse, Van Joe Parker’s daughter, Savannah, and a town visitor, Linda Lou Ramkins, are kidnapped from Beck’s Saloon.
This is just the beginning; I can feel it in my bones." Bedford Township has seen its share of ups and downs as a community, from prosperity to economic downturn. In 2012, the announcement of the construction of a new dam has led to revitalization. However, a new problem has arisen. With opportunity and growth, follow
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