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Description Zodiac Killer: Newly Discovered Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Holy Ghost Writer Language: English | Format: EPUB | ISBN-10: 1505352150 | ISBN-13: 978-1505352153 Page count: 130 | Date Published: March 3, 2015 | Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform  Biographies & Memoirs, True Crime, Serial Killers CONTENTS Acknowledgments 1 The Fog Came Rolling In 2 Following 3 Getting Help 4 1963—The First 5 Cheri Jo 6 The Wait 7 American Dream 8 Letters 9 Unknown Victim 10 High School 11 Vallejo 12 Bryan Hartnell 13 Mark 14 Itch for Blood 15 Another Murder 16 Maps 17 The Search 18 Pull Over 19 Ready to Run 20 The Bank 21 The Flight 22 Where Is Cooper? 23 Finding Cooper Epilogue About the Author Excerpt: The Fog Came Rolling In June 1969 As the thick fog rolled in, Mark Thomas turned his small face to his mother, Lydia. “Tell me again, Mom. Why is this part of California so foggy?” His tone was a little skeptical, as if he wanted a different answer than the one Lydia had given countless times before. “Why, you still don’t believe that your forefather, Sherlock Holmes, brought the London fog with him when he first visited your great-grandmother Black Beauty? He came right here to Monterey when he learned she had given birth to his only son!” “I love the story,” Mark said earnestly, “but I’m not a baby anymore! Grandpa told me it was true, but that twinkle in his eye made me think he was just telling me another one of his tall tales. And when he said Sherlock Holmes visits now and then and never ages, I knew the story had to be some old family joke.” “It isn’t a joke, Mark! Listen to me. One day you might walk by him and think he’s just a stranger passing you in the street or on the fishing dock. Even so, he may be watching over you like a hawk. He will never abandon his family, no matter how many generations pass.” Sharing Widget |