Blood on the Potomac

Blood on the Potomac

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Washington, D.C. is the murder capital of the United States and D.C. Metro Homicide is one of the busiest departments in the country. When a friend of the First Lady is brutally murdered, the detective team of Steve Ciminelli and Linda Hannigan are ordered to solve the case—without stepping on any powerful toes—easier said than done. They've been partners for a long time and never allowed their personal attraction to affect their work—until now.

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  • User image   shery
    13 Jan 2014
    HGTGHN THGBT T
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  • User image   Harry Potter
    28 Dec 2012
    Loved the book! I've been to both Pusan and Manila twice in 1985-86 and was unaware of the history that took place at both locations. Coincidently, my late wife is buried in Mio, Mi. and I've been to Petoskey on several occasions. It would have been an honor to have met Mr. Merrill in person.
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  • User image   Paul Rowe
    22 Aug 2012
    This book is WELL worth reading! I thoroughly enjoyed this brave man's story.I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to read a fascinating true life story of human endurance!
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  • User image   Arthur
    19 Dec 2011
    In some cases it is good to forget and in other cases it is good to remember. One thing is for sure; the wheel turns
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  • User image   Elmer Romulo Valdez
    12 Oct 2011
    this is a story about heroes during the 2nd world war. good read!
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  • User image   Ian Kydd' Miller
    27 Sep 2011
    What an interesting read, disturbing but also showing the strength of the human charecter. Well done 'lest we forget'...
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Joseph J. Albert