LITTLETON, CO, May 16, 2013 (Press-News.org) From the Rainy River to the lakes of Northern Minnesota, the action unfolds as the Koochiching County sheriff, Albert Lonetree, and his FBI associate Scooter Hansen, track three fugitives. Greed and fear diminish the count from three bad guys to two, and then the real action starts.
Southern Minnesota sheriff, Dave Johnson, is instrumental in decreasing the number of bank robbers and giving some welcomed theories on where to pursue the remaining two. As local authorities stay a few steps behind the fugitives, Dave Johnson and his family have more to worry about just staying alive, while the treacherous weather of the Minnesota wilderness envelops them.
As the chase continues into Canada, sheriff Lonetree comes closer and closer until an act of desperation seems to offer the desperadoes an avenue of escape.
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"Rainy River Wrong," Now Released by Dan Allex Mysteries - Enjoy This Fast-Moving Mystery/Adventure That Takes Place on the Enchanting Lakes of Minnesota's Voyageur National Park
With more loot than they ever imagined, two bank robbers start out on a well planned escape route to Canada by water. It takes a vacationing sheriff from Southern Minnesota to put a kink in their flawless plan.
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[Press-News.org] "Rainy River Wrong," Now Released by Dan Allex Mysteries - Enjoy This Fast-Moving Mystery/Adventure That Takes Place on the Enchanting Lakes of Minnesota's Voyageur National ParkWith more loot than they ever imagined, two bank robbers start out on a well planned escape route to Canada by water. It takes a vacationing sheriff from Southern Minnesota to put a kink in their flawless plan.