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A confession puts a group of strangers on a collision course Lucille ""Lucy"" Hudson thought she knew her husband. However, with him now convicted and in prison, she realizes she had no idea who he truly was: a corrupt police officer involved with a cabal of crooked cops willing to do anything for money. When her husband is stabbed in prison, his attorney and an escaped cellmate reveal that he hid the proceeds from a murderous heist and wants her to have it. Lucy must follow the clues left behind to recover the bounty. Attorney Erin Moorcock's father defended Johnny Hudson in court. Erin now represents an unindicted co-conspirator who has fallen in love with her, believing that he is telling the truth-though he isn't. She must recover the bounty from their last heist to protect her client. Skilled bank robber Lamar Henry witnessed his cellmate get stabbed and recognized an opportunity to escape. Now free, Lamar returns to a friend to set up one final score. He must navigate the complex clues his cellmate left for his wife while avoiding the crooked cops-now common criminals-and a certain suave US Marshal who stand in his way. Morris ""Woody"" Woodson wanted a comfortable life and was willing to betray his oath of office. Now out of prison and working for an associate who avoided incarceration, Woody dreams of a better life, free of debt. If only he could spend the proceeds from that last heist... In the sixth installment of Tulsa Underground, revenge and the longing for freedom bring everyone crashing together!

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Mark Atley writes crime stories. The characters he met on the streets meet those he drew in his head. They interact with exhilarating results. The ride is wild and entertaining, and the dialog bounces like an old pickup in a pothole-ridden back alley. Mark's first novel The Olympian was positively received. A Bright Young Man will be published by Close to the Bone in 2022. His short fiction appeared in Punk Noir Magazine, Bristol Noir, and others. Mark works as a detective for a suburb of Tulsa, Oklahoma. He graduated from Oklahoma State University with two degrees in journalism. Follow Mark on Twitter @markatley.

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