D.C. Mercer
Author of The Last Will of Port Alder
D.C. Mercer writes warm, character-driven mysteries about people, places, secrets, and the complications that arise when the past refuses to stay buried.
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Port Alder Mystery Series • Book One
Daniel Reed came home to bury his brother. He planned to stay four days.
At sixty-one, the San Francisco trial lawyer expects to settle his brother's affairs and leave Port Alder behind. Then a longtime client's will contains one detail that refuses to add up, and a private investigator turns up dead at the base of the bluff trail.
Soon Daniel is untangling old land disputes, older grudges, and questions about the brother he thought he knew.
Four days, he'd promised himself.
Port Alder has other plans.
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Port Alder Mystery Series
Welcome to Port Alder, a small coastal town with a long memory.
The Port Alder Mystery Series follows veteran trial lawyer Daniel Reed as the cases, secrets, and people of the town he once left behind give him increasingly complicated reasons to stay.
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