Dead Signal at Chickamauga. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Dead Signal at Chickamauga

Some detectives look for clues. Earl Boggs digs for them.

Earl Boggs has been reading the ground for thirty-four years. He knows what a good signal sounds like, how to research a site before he ever swings a coil, and exactly where to look on an eleven-acre field outside Ringgold, Georgia that nobody has touched since 1863.

What he doesn't expect to find is a sealed burner phone buried four inches down next to a Confederate artillery shell.

When the landowner turns up dead the next morning, Earl realizes that whatever Wayne Tatum was protecting in that field was worth killing for — and that the only person who can figure out what it is happens to be standing in a hole he dug himself.

With his wife Rayleen, his detecting partner Burl, and a librarian who keeps better records than the county itself, Earl works the case the same way he works a site: slow, methodical, and by knowing things nobody else thought to look for.

Dead Signal at Chickamauga is the first book in the Dirt & Disorder Mysteries series — where the clues are buried, the history is real, and the detective has a Minelab.