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Dry Rot: A Sage Adair Historical Mystery
Dry Rot: A Sage Adair Historical Mystery
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A losing labor strike, a union leader framed for murder, a ragpicker poet and collapsing city bridges, each competes for Sage Adair's attention as he sloughs through the Pacific Northwest rain and mud to find answers before someone else dies.
Praise for the Sage Adair Historical Mystery Series of the Pacific Northwest
"Timber Beasts the winner and, Land Sharks a finalist, for the Next Generation Indie Gold Medal in the mystery category." Independent Book Publishing Professionals Group
"Stoner skillfully weaves fact and fiction together to craft a story that not only entertains, but informs." East Oregonian
"While Sage Adair is the main character, a long-ago Portland and its denizens are as much a part of the story as he is." The Oregonian
"Stoner sets a great backdrop for the intrigue that happens on the dark side of the law . . . the novel is a page-turner." The Southeast Examiner.
"Meticulously researched history. . . true-to-life." Northwest Labor Press
"Combines rousing adventure with accurate back-to-the-past details." Jim Strassmaier, Oral Historian, Oregon Historical Society, ret.
"A hard-to-put down, deeply satisfying and entertaining adventure." Ross K. Reider, President, Pacific Northwest Labor History Labor History Association
"Leads us on a thrilling adventure through the seamy side of Portland's early days. A great read."
P. Anna Johnson, author, Australia Years
A good book is one that takes the reader on a fascinating journey with admirable characters to root for. Stoner's Sage Adair historical mysteries do that and more . . . a rollicking novel that almost turns the pages by itself Caroline Miller, author, Heart Land and Gothic Spring.
Praise for the Sage Adair Historical Mystery Series of the Pacific Northwest
"Timber Beasts the winner and, Land Sharks a finalist, for the Next Generation Indie Gold Medal in the mystery category." Independent Book Publishing Professionals Group
"Stoner skillfully weaves fact and fiction together to craft a story that not only entertains, but informs." East Oregonian
"While Sage Adair is the main character, a long-ago Portland and its denizens are as much a part of the story as he is." The Oregonian
"Stoner sets a great backdrop for the intrigue that happens on the dark side of the law . . . the novel is a page-turner." The Southeast Examiner.
"Meticulously researched history. . . true-to-life." Northwest Labor Press
"Combines rousing adventure with accurate back-to-the-past details." Jim Strassmaier, Oral Historian, Oregon Historical Society, ret.
"A hard-to-put down, deeply satisfying and entertaining adventure." Ross K. Reider, President, Pacific Northwest Labor History Labor History Association
"Leads us on a thrilling adventure through the seamy side of Portland's early days. A great read."
P. Anna Johnson, author, Australia Years
A good book is one that takes the reader on a fascinating journey with admirable characters to root for. Stoner's Sage Adair historical mysteries do that and more . . . a rollicking novel that almost turns the pages by itself Caroline Miller, author, Heart Land and Gothic Spring.
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