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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Jefferson Morgan #2

The Obituary (Jefferson Morgan #2)

Ron Franscell

Kindle Edition | Pages: 250 pages

Rating: 3.91 | 185 Users | 27 Reviews

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Title	:	The Obituary (Jefferson Morgan #2)
Author	:	Ron Franscell
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 250 pages
Published	:	May 15th 2015 by WildBlue Press (first published January 13th 2010)
Categories	:	Mystery. Thriller

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“Ron Franscell’s THE OBITUARY is gorgeously written, complex and satisfying
— a damn near perfect mystery.” --JOHN LESCROART, NYTimes bestselling author

When a world-renowned forensic anthropologist journeys to Winchester, Wyoming, to examine the long-dead remains of a woman who claimed to be Etta Place — the Old West’s most mysterious and legendary female outlaw — he’s not expecting to find a man’s headless corpse in her crypt. The grisly discovery plunges him and Jefferson Morgan — the editor of the weekly Winchester Bullet — into a shadowy and deadly world of satellite-savvy highway pirates, rural meth labs, computer hackers and old-fashioned corruption. And they might not survive the fall. In this sequel to his dynamic first novel, THE DEADLINE, bestselling author Franscell takes readers on another wild ride with protagonist Jefferson Morgan.

A great job with a fresh, original idea. THE OBITUARY weaves elements of the best forensics writers at work today, as well as the best detective writers — a great mix. ” –MICHAEL PALMER, NYTimes bestselling author

“Ron Franscell takes us on a journey like a leaf in a stream — flowing from scene to scene, always something new around every corner, picking up speed as it heads to its inevitable conclusion. His skills as one of the country’s top narrative non-fiction writers and journalists makes his fiction realistic and edgy, while his flair for suspense and drama keeps us turning the pages, then wanting more when finished.” –STEVE JACKSON, NYTimes bestselling author of MONSTER and NO STONE UNTURNED

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Ratings: 3.91 From 185 Users | 27 Reviews

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4 1/2 StarsThis is the second book in this series I've read. Second book much better than the first. I would read more from this author, especially a series featuring Dr. Shawn, the forensic anthropologist. Amid the crimes and chaos, there's good humor in this book.

A first-rate mystery, with literary heft lifting up the crackling craft to heights rarely touched by genre novels ... and almost never by self-published fare. Franscell, a Wyoming native, clearly knows the territory in this second tale in a series about small-town newspaper publisher and editor Jefferson Morgan and the history-burdered mysteries he finds himself exploring. (The first in the series, "The Deadline," is another winner, though more bogged down by Franscell's neo-gothic literary

A first-rate mystery, with literary heft lifting up the crackling craft to heights rarely touched by genre novels ... and almost never by self-published fare. Franscell, a Wyoming native, clearly knows the territory in this second tale in a series about small-town newspaper publisher and editor Jefferson Morgan and the history-burdered mysteries he finds himself exploring. (The first in the series, "The Deadline," is another winner, though more bogged down by Franscell's neo-gothic literary

4 and ½ starsWe start our story with the exhumation of Laddie Granbouche. It is to be determined if she is the real Etta Place, girlfriend of a famous outlaw. The surprise is that the corpse is not who they expect it to be.Life moves slowly in little Winchester, Wyoming. Jefferson Morgan, the newspaper editor, just moves along with it. Scrabbling weekly to get his little newspaper out with local stories of stolen hens and missing dogs, Jeff is restless.Then his new friend a physical

One of the best I've read in a while.A solid plot, likeable characters, witty dialogue all combine to make a terrific story. Toss in a bit of humor and you have one check of a book!

Twisted mystery of drugs murder and legendAn author who develops the complications of friendships when it crosses over into professional lives with ease. Small towns you know everyone, or do you?. Excellent written mystery that has you trying to figure out the legend then a murder when it seems all hell breaks loose. Don't miss it.

I chose this one because it was set in Wyoming and has a great cover. Unfortunately, I wasn't as impressed with The Obituary as other reviewers. It was, for me, an OK read, but...it didn't seem realistic, the characters didn't really engage me, and the dialogue felt stilted.