Suddenly, Frank Mueller has to solve a case he never thought he would become involved with. The crime had taken place in the ritziest parts of town, far, far removed from his precinct in the Strawberry Mansion ghetto.

Oddly enough, it is not Ernie who tips him off to the solution but, instead, someone from whom he never would have expected the help, unwanted as that help may have been. Ernie would be of no assistance in this situation, not because the two friends had again fallen out, but because Ernie had become blind in the way that there are none blinder.

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August 23, 2015
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David Archer

David Archer's thrillers are an invitation to step into the darker, more uncertain corners of the human experience. His stories, often driven by gritty suspense and complex moral dilemmas, have made him a go-to author for readers who crave fast-paced, hard-hitting narratives. Whether exploring the battle between justice and revenge or delving into the shadows of flawed characters, Archer’s novels strike a deep emotional chord with his audience. Born and raised in Bakersfield, California, Archer’s writing journey began as a quiet passion in his early years. The Pacific Northwest, with its misty mornings and rugged terrain, now serves as the…