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The Case of the Dragon-Bone Engine
The Royal Investigative Service, Book 1
By: Galadriel Coffeen
Narrated by: Galadriel Coffeen
Length: 8 hrs and 28 mins

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Summary

Dynamite couldn’t cause such a big explosion. It must be something worse; Agent Beka Finley is sure of it.

As she and her partner investigate the devastating train crash, she’s convinced the train was sabotaged. But everyone seems bent on persuading her it was an accident. Just like the crash that killed her father six years ago.

Determined to protect more lives from the growing unrest between humans and fairies, Beka puts her own life and reputation on the line to find the truth. But that truth might lead to more questions than answers.