Second in the Drago Mystery Series. <br><br>A man literally in a tree puts Nick <br>on the trail of a hundred-year-old mystery that reaches into the present and brings bedlam to Bandon. <br><br>Nick Drago never was a cop. <br>Never a private detective. Didn't spy on the country's enemies or graduate law school. <br><br>Drago has been a logger, bouncer and DJ. Woodworker, welder and pilot. <br><br>The Oregon coastal town of Bandon is home. A quiet place surviving on tourism and first class golf courses. <br><br>And puzzles.<br><br>Nick Drago loves puzzles.
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Art LLC Spinella. Drago #2a
The early reviews… Drago #1, says Western World newspaper, "...is a 3D jigsaw puzzle of clues..." and readers should "Grab your kevlar and fasten your seatbelts... for a breakneck tour of Coos County." Kindle reviews: "Couldn't put it down."
Email review, "Darn you, Drago. You made me late for work!"
PROLOGUE
CHAPTER ONE
CHAPTER TWO
CHAPTER THREE
CHAPTER FOUR
CHAPTER FIVE
CHAPTER SIX
CHAPTER SEVEN
CHAPTER EIGHT
CHAPTER NINE
CHAPTER TEN
CHAPTER ELEVEN
He spun the screen so he could see it, “Cubs fan. I prefer the Mariners.” He shut down the Cubs website and tapped in a new web address. A few more key clicks and another screen popped up, blue with white lettering: Penutian Language Family A search box the dominant graphic on the page “I’ve been inputting various words, phrases and combinations for the past dozen years and by cross referencing them I’ve been able to reconstruct some parts of the language from a host of other languages that may or may not be related.” “Steve mentioned the possibility it is a derivative of Aztek or Mayan.” “Some argue that’s the case and there are similarities. But I’m of the belief that it is a separate language block.” He pulled up a map. “There were about 30 different tribes in Oregon that we know of and can identify. The Coquille are part of a group called the Athabaskans. The Coos or Koosan are separate even though the language is similar. Each tribe had its own dialect, mostly. American English vs. British English, sort of. I’m trying to give you the short version so bear with me.” He typed in “white” and the screen filled with a few dozen words unpronounceable to me. “These are the words I know for certain.” He spun the screen toward Sal who glanced through the list “Greek to me,” he said
CHAPTER TWELVE
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
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I turned to Sal. “Called one of your CIA buddies, huh?”
“Never was CIA. Nor would I ever be,” the big man responded, a faint chuckle in the tone.
