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Fury In Sumner County

by K. Follis Cheatham
Stephanie Brush
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It's spring, 1868, and a businessman in Sumner County, Kansas, has been brutally murdered. Not only does Ellen Hargrove find the body of cattleman Francis Stone, but within days, she is certain James Montgomery committed the crime. But how to convince anyone? Her knowledge isn't based on evidence, but rather on her own clairvoyant visions. Ellen tries to deny her precognition, just as she did the previous autumn when she foresaw her husband's death by drowning. Burdened with guilt for his death, she is certain she could have done something to prevent it. Now her second sight about James Montgomery haunts her. When more murders come to light, Ellen feels obligated to prove what she senses.

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Publisher: Books in Motion Edition: Unabridged

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  • File size: 263411 KB
  • Release date: November 18, 2005
  • Duration: 09:08:46

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  • File size: 263749 KB
  • Release date: November 18, 2005
  • Duration: 09:08:46
  • Number of parts: 7

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Fiction Mystery

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It's spring, 1868, and a businessman in Sumner County, Kansas, has been brutally murdered. Not only does Ellen Hargrove find the body of cattleman Francis Stone, but within days, she is certain James Montgomery committed the crime. But how to convince anyone? Her knowledge isn't based on evidence, but rather on her own clairvoyant visions. Ellen tries to deny her precognition, just as she did the previous autumn when she foresaw her husband's death by drowning. Burdened with guilt for his death, she is certain she could have done something to prevent it. Now her second sight about James Montgomery haunts her. When more murders come to light, Ellen feels obligated to prove what she senses.

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Fiction Mystery