A distressed widow. Greedy brothers. A huge farm dog. Argolicus unravels the threads.Solving a legal issue is just the beginning for Argolicus, all because his mother asked him to do her a favor. When he visits a widow to explain her inheritance rights, he discovers a family full of secrets and resentments.And hidden in those secrets is a murder. A murder that turns the family upside down.Repulsed by petty squabbles, he asks questions. Little does he know that his investigation will lead to discovering a murder.Poor and scrambling to make a living. the widow’s farming sons have few livestock, one farm dog, and a secret factory to make more money. When Argolicus demands to see the factory, he discovers racial prejudice, unfair pricing, and greed. Determined to bring the enterprise to a stop he drags the brothers to the factory. On the way back, a rest by a refreshing creek reveals a hidden crime.
People Like Us In Paris, 1793
Louis Aldonze operates the guillotine in the Place de la Révolution. He makes the “corrections” required by the Reign of
