George G. Story

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Girl on a Pink Schwinn

Girl On a Pink Scwinn

Girl On a Pink Scwinn


A small town Police Chief has a new boyfriend. However, she finds this new relationship comes with a ghost. It is history that is hard to ignore. A missing girl from 1987 and the ‘secret’ that the ‘secret’ boyfriend has lived with for eighteen years, the loss of the “Girl on a Pink Schwinn”.
How can Beth Hidden and Cassy Crestfield start to track a missing person eighteen years later? The case is cold. What rocks do you try to flip over, hoping the person you are looking for is not under one of them? It’s not the most challenging case they have had, but it is one that haunts Beth terribly, but why?

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