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Political Dirty Trick, A Crystal Moore Suspense by James R. Callan

Political Dirty Trick, A Crystal Moore Suspense, Book #3

By: James R. Callan

Crystal’s good friend, Ron Drake, is a shoo-in to win the gubernatorial race in Texas. Two volunteers in the opposition camp (George and Ginnie) believe their candidate’s only chance is a political dirty trick that will sink Drake’s numbers in the polls. They construct an elaborate hoax and, with a source in the D.A.’s office, leak fake news to the media.

The dirty trick is successful and Drake’s numbers plummet. But things go wrong and a man is killed. Ginnie is determined not to get caught for the man’s death, and to cover it up, another man is murdered.

Crystal sets out to find who is leaking the unfair information. She has no idea the murders are connected to the fake news. But as she begins to gather clues, Ginnie decides no one is looking for her or George – except Crystal. To Ginnie, Crystal must be eliminated.

Drake’s once invincible lead evaporates. But the election isn’t over. The attempts on Crystal’s life aren’t either.

Political Dirty Trick is the third of the Crystal Moore Suspense Series, but it can be a standalone read. Nothing from the previous books in the series is needed to fully enjoy this book.

Senior Reviewer D. Donovan of Midwest Book Reviews said, “Powerful in its characterization, plot, and narrative interactions, Political Dirty Trick is the item of choice for thriller readers who like their stories steeped in realistic scenarios and possibilities.”

Thriller writer William Doonan said, “It’s tight, it moves along at a nice clip, the characters are engaging, and the tension is real.  It reads like a fast-paced James Patterson cliffhanger.”

The novel is available in digital, paperback, and hardcover formats from Amazon or from IngramSpark.

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