Mark McNease's Fearsome Fiction: Night Flight to Murder Town - A Marshall James Thriller (Chapters 28 - 30)
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Mark McNease's Fearsome Fiction: Night Flight to Murder Town - A Marshall James Thriller (Chapters 28 - 30)
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In these three chapters of Night Flight to Murder Town, Marshall James finds himself waking up on the couch of Colin Griffin — a sharp-witted escort who becomes his unlikely confidant — and paying the price of admission: the truth. Marshall lays out his history, from his Hollywood past to the body he found that morning, and Colin listens without calling the police. Meanwhile, in a counterpoint chapter set in the present, Marshall and his partner Boo enjoy a deceptively quiet afternoon in Lambertville and New Hope — a brief, tender interlude that feels worlds away from what's unfolding in New York City.
Back in the past, the stakes suddenly escalate. A breaking news report out of Manhattan reveals that Senator Daniel Roth — the powerful man Trent Stoffer had been secretly involved with — has fallen twelve stories to his death from his apartment near the United Nations. With his old flame dead and a senator now gone, Marshall grows convinced that his presence in New York is no accident. He's been here before — marked as a patsy, caught in someone else's design. And so he does what Marshall James always does: he heads straight for the scene of the crime.