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One Bad Shot - A Joe Mulligan Mystery - Paperback

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by Danny Doyle (Author)

Things happen in the middle of the night, even on a golf course.

Money changes hands, and sometimes wives. Transactions are agreed upon. In the end, someone always pays the price.

Father Joe Mulligan teams up with his boyhood friend, Detective Tony Ligetti, to solve the murders happening at Crystal Lake Golf Course. Lives, loves, and fortunes made or stolen all unravel because of One Bad Shot.

Author Bio - Daniel (Danny) T. Doyle is a practicing attorney in Massachusetts. One Bad Shot is his fourth book, following Keeping Teens on Track; co-author and playwright of The Jesus Trial, which is under agreement to be made into a feature film; and Canal, a historical fiction about the Irish contribution to the building of America's canal system of the 1800s.

Number of Pages: 172
Dimensions: 0.37 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: November 05, 2020
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