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Rubicon Ranch is an ongoing collaborative novel being written by authors of Second Wind Publishing, LLC. A little girl’s body has been found in the wilderness near the desert community of Rubicon Ranch. Was it an accident? Or . . . murder! But who would want to kill a child? Everyone in this upscale housing development is hiding something. Everyone has an agenda. Everyone’s life will be different after they have encountered the Rubicon. The Rubicon Ranch, that is.
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Rubicon Ranch: A Collaborative Novel Once you've entered Rubicon Ranch, nothing will remain the same

English - Crime Novel, Second Wind Publishing, Fiction
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Rubicon Ranch · 3W ago

Chapter 42: Melanie Gray — by Pat Bertram

The sound of her name hit Melanie with such force she staggered backward. Deputy Midget grasped her upper arm. At first she thought he meant only to steady her, but then he propelled her toward the sheriff. What next? Handcuffs? … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 1M ago

Chapter 41: Seth Bryan — by Lazarus Barnhill

“I need you to come with me,” Bryan said when Melanie answered her door. Instead of her usual tart, slightly defiant look, this time Melanie gave the sheriff an expression of weary resignation. “Is this going to be dinner or … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 1M ago

Chapter 40: Eloy Franklin — by Deborah J Ledford

The saber felt cold in Eloy’s fist. He held it to his side, tip pointed to the ground. The Boy hadn’t taken a step, but Eloy knew how fast danger could approach. He steeled himself, prepared for anything. “Destroying evidence. … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 1M ago

Chapter 39: Mark and Jamie Westbrook — by Nichole R. Bennett

Jamie was ready to go. Well, she hadn’t packed, but that wouldn’t take long. Mark had taught her to travel light. She needed to get the heck outta Dodge. Or maybe get to Dodge. Wasn’t there a Dodge City in … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 1M ago

Chapter 38: Mary “Moody” Sinclair — by JJ Dare

The elephant in the room left when Cooper went out the front door. Moody was relieved when he agreed not to be hypnotized but another part of her was disappointed. Her professional curiosity wanted to get to the bottom of … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 2M ago

Chapter 37: Cooper Dahlsing — by Christine Husom

Cooper let himself in his front door and was ready to sink to the floor right there in the entry. He had high hopes when he went to see Dr. Sinclair. He believed she would hypnotize him and he’d walk … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 2M ago

Chapter 36: Dylan McKenzie — by Nancy A. Niles

Dylan stood along the shoulder of the busy highway with his thumb outstretched and a hopeful expression on his face. A semi-truck screeched to a halt and Dylan pulled open the passenger door and jumped in. After fastening the seat … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 2M ago

Chapter 35: Jeff and Kourtney Peterson — by J B Kohl and Eric Beetner

For a moment Jeff couldn’t see her body. The wind, a light breeze blowing through the flat desert landscape, rippled the surface of the water turning Kourtney’s outline on the bottom of the pool into nothing more than sparks of … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 2M ago

Chapter 34: Melanie Gray — by Pat Bertram

Melanie had taken the long way home from the restaurant, winding for hours through Rubicon Ranch, stopping to shoot exotic blooms in landscaped gardens and dainty wildflowers in unkempt yards. By the time she reached Tehachapi Road, she was exhausted. … Continue reading →
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Rubicon Ranch · 2M ago

Chapter 33: Seth Bryan — by Lazarus Barnhill

Standing with his arms folded across his chest, the sheriff scanned the three large whiteboards pushed together across the longest wall of the investigation room. He moved his head slowly from left to right and then right to left as … Continue reading →
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