Ebook {Epub PDF} Presumption of Guilt by Archer Mayor

Presumption of Guilt; A Joe Gunther Novel; By: Archer Mayor; Narrated by: Tom Taylorson; Series: The Joe Gunther Mysteries, Book In Mayor’s 28th outing in the Joe Gunther series (the previous book being Presumption of Guilt, which apparently I didn’t review), Joe actually takes a back seat to the rest of his small crew: Lester Spinney, Sam Martens and Will Kunkle.  · The title of this book is Presumption of Guilt and it was written by Archer Mayor. This particular edition is in a Hardcover format. This books publish date is and it has a suggested retail price of $ It was published by Minotaur Books and /5(28).

Buy a cheap copy of Presumption of Guilt: A Joe Gunther book by Archer Mayor. Free shipping over $ Presumption of Guilt Mayor's latest is as good as it gets. His continuing characters keep evolving as well as his depictions of the seamy side of southern Vermont. As we like to say the only problem with a great book is having to finish it and wait for the next. Presumption of Guilt was the first Archer Mayor story I have read. A skeleton is discovered at the forlorn site of an abandoned nuclear power plant during work to remove the concrete foundation of a warehouse. Vermont Bureau of Investigation agents Joe Gunther team are called in to investigate.

After all these many years, the truth behind the murder still has to the power to kill, and it’s up to Gunther and his team to capture the living and finally put the dead to rest. Presumption of Guilt is the twenty-seventh riveting mystery in Archer Mayor's Joe Gunther series. Read Full Overview. In Mayor’s 28th outing in the Joe Gunther series (the previous book being Presumption of Guilt, which apparently I didn’t review), Joe actually takes a back seat to the rest of his small crew: Lester Spinney, Sam Martens and Will Kunkle. PRESUMPTION OF GUILT. by Archer Mayor ‧ RELEASE DATE: Sept. 27, The demolition of the Vermont Yankee nuclear reactor discloses a year-old corpse and a mess of industrial-strength criminal waste for Joe Gunther and his Vermont Bureau of Investigation to clean up. Sharon Mitchell and her children always assumed that Henry ‘Hank’ Mitchell had simply run out on them.