A voice in the woods. Eleven seconds of video. A missing ranger who may—or may not—be the man on the county road.
At 4:23 p.m., trail runner Rachel Norren sends her sister a photograph from the North Fork overlook. Minutes later, she hears a child calling for help below the marked trail. But the cry repeats too perfectly. Hidden beneath the leaves is a speaker—and somewhere behind her, a man claims to be preserve maintenance.
Three days earlier, investigators searching for missing ranger Owen Merren are studying eleven seconds of grainy county-road footage. A lean figure in dark trousers, a pale shirt, and a broad-brimmed hat walks west past a campground camera. There is no visible face. Forty-one seconds earlier, a white utility van crossed the same road.
As Claire Rennick and the investigators begin testing what the cameras actually prove, the evidence leads to hidden service routes, a missing project van, staged clothing, concealed audio equipment, and a cave system where a familiar voice may be the most dangerous thing to follow.
When Rachel disappears, the investigation becomes a race to separate physical evidence from carefully manufactured deception—and to determine who is using the search itself as part of the crime.
The Man on the County Road, Book 3 of The Unit 214 Files, is a tense forensic crime thriller built around missing persons, procedural investigation, wilderness search and rescue, and one question that refuses to go away:
Who was the man on the county road?
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A voice in the woods. Eleven seconds of video. A missing ranger who may-or may not-be the man on the county road.At 4:23 p.m., trail runner Rachel Norren sends her sister a photograph from the North Fork overlook. Minutes later, she hears a child calling for help below the marked trail. But the cry repeats too perfectly. Hidden beneath the leaves is a speaker-and somewhere behind her, a man claims to be preserve maintenance.Three days earlier, investigators searching for missing ranger Owen Merren are studying eleven seconds of grainy county-road footage. A lean figure in dark trousers, a pale shirt, and a broad-brimmed hat walks west past a campground camera. There is no visible face. Forty-one seconds earlier, a white utility van crossed the same road.As Claire Rennick and the investigators begin testing what the cameras actually prove, the evidence leads to hidden service routes, a missing project van, staged clothing, concealed audio equipment, and a cave system where a familiar voice may be the most dangerous thing to follow.When Rachel disappears, the investigation becomes a race to separate physical evidence from carefully manufactured deception-and to determine who is using the search itself as part of the crime.The Man on the County Road, Book 3 of The Unit 214 Files, is a tense forensic crime thriller built around missing persons, procedural investigation, wilderness search and rescue, and one question that refuses to go away: Who was the man on the county road? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798173352583
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A voice in the woods. Eleven seconds of video. A missing ranger who may-or may not-be the man on the county road.At 4:23 p.m., trail runner Rachel Norren sends her sister a photograph from the North Fork overlook. Minutes later, she hears a child calling for help below the marked trail. But the cry repeats too perfectly. Hidden beneath the leaves is a speaker-and somewhere behind her, a man claims to be preserve maintenance.Three days earlier, investigators searching for missing ranger Owen Merren are studying eleven seconds of grainy county-road footage. A lean figure in dark trousers, a pale shirt, and a broad-brimmed hat walks west past a campground camera. There is no visible face. Forty-one seconds earlier, a white utility van crossed the same road.As Claire Rennick and the investigators begin testing what the cameras actually prove, the evidence leads to hidden service routes, a missing project van, staged clothing, concealed audio equipment, and a cave system where a familiar voice may be the most dangerous thing to follow.When Rachel disappears, the investigation becomes a race to separate physical evidence from carefully manufactured deception-and to determine who is using the search itself as part of the crime.The Man on the County Road, Book 3 of The Unit 214 Files, is a tense forensic crime thriller built around missing persons, procedural investigation, wilderness search and rescue, and one question that refuses to go away: Who was the man on the county road? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798173352583
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A voice in the woods. Eleven seconds of video. A missing ranger who may-or may not-be the man on the county road.At 4:23 p.m., trail runner Rachel Norren sends her sister a photograph from the North Fork overlook. Minutes later, she hears a child calling for help below the marked trail. But the cry repeats too perfectly. Hidden beneath the leaves is a speaker-and somewhere behind her, a man claims to be preserve maintenance.Three days earlier, investigators searching for missing ranger Owen Merren are studying eleven seconds of grainy county-road footage. A lean figure in dark trousers, a pale shirt, and a broad-brimmed hat walks west past a campground camera. There is no visible face. Forty-one seconds earlier, a white utility van crossed the same road.As Claire Rennick and the investigators begin testing what the cameras actually prove, the evidence leads to hidden service routes, a missing project van, staged clothing, concealed audio equipment, and a cave system where a familiar voice may be the most dangerous thing to follow.When Rachel disappears, the investigation becomes a race to separate physical evidence from carefully manufactured deception-and to determine who is using the search itself as part of the crime.The Man on the County Road, Book 3 of The Unit 214 Files, is a tense forensic crime thriller built around missing persons, procedural investigation, wilderness search and rescue, and one question that refuses to go away: Who was the man on the county road. Seller Inventory # 9798173352583
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