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The Posting Method
McGill and Gropper Thrillers, Book 3
By: Andrew Davie
Narrated by: Dale Buchanan
Length: 2 hrs and 12 mins

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Summary

When antique dealer Lawrence finds out that his brother, Jimmy, has stolen a historical artifact, he hires McGill and Gropper to retrieve it.

Unlicensed private investigators, the two operate out of a diner and will do whatever it takes to get the job done. Soon, they find out that the case is not as clear-cut as they expected. But, can they figure out what really happened?

In this third book in Andrew Davie's McGill and Gropper Thrillers series, you'll also learn more about the duo's past, including Gropper's nomadic life and McGill's previous career as a police officer, and their early days as PI's.