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A shockingly real psychological thriller Tragic accident or murder? When a decomposed body is discovered in a storm-swollen creek beside a controversial gas pipeline, the question soon ignites a political firestorm. Retired psychologist Johanna Kincaid would rather keep her distance-until an anguished father begs her to find his missing son. As a cleanup crews dredge the site, Johanna's expertise in human behavior-and her grounding in ancient practices -reveal a surprising motive and ultimately a sadistic killer. The trail twists through small town backroads and corporate agendas, from environmental activists to gas line workers. The investigation takes a dangerous turn when Johanna's own daughter joins the team of forensic DNA trackers, The deeper Johanna digs, the clearer the design becomes: someone has engineered the narrative, and she's the next variable to erase. Set against the high stakes of environmental politics, Incident on the Right of Way, Book 3 of the Johanna Kincaid Mystery Series, braids ancient wisdom with modern ambition to expose the oldest motive of all: greed. Perfect for fans of William Kent Kruger, Anne Hillerman, and Nevada Barr. You'll get: A morally intense, fiercely capable heroine A politically charged investigation with gasp-worthy turns Small-town pressure, corporate intrigue, and nature as evidence A team of formidable women Wade into the flood. The truth doesn't sink-it surfaces.

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Anneka Lowrie writes the Johanna Kincaid Mysteries-psychological suspense stories drawn from real-world crimes, where psychological insight and ancient ways of knowing guide moral courage, survival, and justice when institutions fail. In addition to writing mystery thrillers, Anneka Lowrie is a retired psychotherapist who worked with victims of violent crime. Her Johanna Kincaid novels draw on professional insight into trauma, ethics, and the consequences of silence. Her first book in the series, A Convergence of Crows, was a Quarterfinalist in the Booklife Critics Prize for the Mystery & Thriller category.

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