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A routine software installation turns into a race against time and death... Meet Sam Norris, a software developer whose latest creation for a midsize company promises to revolutionize their manufacturing plants. He and his team travel to a remote city in Wyoming to implement the new system, but what they find is far from ordinary. When the plant manager turns up dead, a whirlwind of suspects with hidden motives surfaces. Amidst the chaos, Sam crosses paths with Dani, a night shift worker at the plant. Drawn to her magnetic presence, they forge a connection even as she becomes the prime suspect in the eyes of the police. As Sam grapples with his own secrets, he's determined to uncover the truth and clear Dani's name. But when a second body is discovered, the stakes are raised even higher. Can Sam solve the murders and save Dani from being wrongly accused? Will he be able to stop the killer before becoming the next victim? Dive into this gripping murder mystery filled with unexpected twists, nail-biting cliffhangers, and a plot that will keep you turning pages well into the night. Don't wait - immerse yourself in Manufacturing Murder now!

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Jerry Evanoff decided a few years after his 40th birthday that he wanted to write. After writing about Big Brother (yep, the TV show) for many years and thinking up scenarios where he was the hero in everyday life situations (like thwarting a bank robbery or saving a kitten), he decided to write a series about something he wished he could do. Travel through Time He sat down at his keyboard and almost three years later, he had his masterpiece. In his regular life, he has dogs and will always have dogs. I feel like I'm writing a terrible match.com profile, but for some reason, I'm writing it in the third person. From here on out, I'm doing this in the first person. Anyway, in my other life, I'm a web developer. I teeter that line between complete and utter nerd and non-nerd. If I'm not outside golfing (which is pretty much the only time I go outside), I'm probably at my computer checking my fantasy football scores, eating chicken quesadillas and watching MST3K or Rifftrax. I decided to write one day while I was reading the I Am Number Four Series. A major character was killed off, and I said out loud: ""I can write better than that!"" Whether or not I did is a question I will go ahead and answer myself: Probably not, but according to my mom, I'm a genius. But I think legally she has to say that.

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