Killing Monarchs
by Cary J. Griffith
As a special agent for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Sam Rivers has studied a variery of animals. He visits an elementary school to share photographs of the monarch butterfly, and he brings his drug-sniffing wolf dog, Gray, to give a demonstration of his partner's remarkable skills.
Gray follows his nose to a school utility room, where Sam discovers the custodian- dead. Local police write it off as a druf overdose, but Sam is no stranger to crime scenes. He suspects foul play.
When Sam comes upon a second victim, the coincidences are too great to ignore. His instincts tell him there'll be more deaths, but those instincts put him at odds with conventional law enforcement. Armed with his knowledge of the natural world and his wolf-dog companion, Sam must uncover answers to questions that few others believe exist- before anyone else is murdered.
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